Economists and experts participating in a major survey are in unanimous agreement about what the Reserve Bank of Australia will do in its upcoming rate call this week.

The central bank is widely tipped to maintain the cash rate at 3.6 per cent when it meets on Tuesday as inflation climbs and the unemployment rate continues to sit near historic lows .

The RBA slashed rates by 0.25 per cent in August, marking the third time this year the central bank delivered a cut after holding the cash rate at 4.35 per cent for almost a year and a half until February.

A new poll by comparison site Finder showed all 32 experts and economists it surveyed backed in the widely-held viewpoint that the central bank would hold the cash rate this week.

Almost 80 per cent of those surveyed believe the RBA

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