Australia's 10-year government bond yield inched up to 4.37% on Friday, continuing its upward trajectory from the previous session. This movement follows the central bank's more cautious outlook on interest rate reductions. RBA Governor Michelle Bullock has indicated that the unemployment rate is expected to climb further this year, with a cautionary note that inflation could resurface if household consumption maintains its growth. She reiterated that forthcoming economic data will play a crucial role in shaping policy decisions, with significant reports on the labor market, inflation, and household spending scheduled ahead of the next meeting in November. In light of the recent unexpected rise in inflation and the Reserve Bank of Australia's wary approach, investors are increasingly doubtful about the likelihood of another rate cut this year.