Mortgage holders can expect to receive a little more insight into why Australia's central bank has chosen to keep interest rates on hold

The Reserve Bank on Tuesday will hand down the minutes from its latest meeting in September, where the official cash rate was kept at 3.6 per cent.

Governor Michele Bullock has not said whether the Reserve Bank will consider further rate reductions in 2025, after three cuts earlier in the year.

While economists had tipped a potential further easing of the cash rate towards the end of the year, stubborn inflation has put a dampener on further mortgage relief.

Latest monthly inflation data shows it at 2.8 per cent, in the upper bands of the Reserve Bank's target band of two to three per cent.

Ms Bullock told a Senate estimates hearing on Friday inflati

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