There is not much new information expected to be contained in the minutes. RBA Governor Lowe has spoken since the meeting.
He spoke extensively, the key takeaway from Lowe, to boil it down to just one, is that the Bank is watching labour market developments for its next move.
Posts re Lowe's speech are here if you'd like to review them from more from the Gov.:
- RBA Gov. Lowe: probabilities of hike or cut remain reasonably evenly balanced
- RBA's Lowe says difficult to imagine rates will rise in 2019
- More from RBA's Lowe: Q3, Q4 GDP likely to be significantly below trend
Since the meeting we've had the Q4 GDP, a poor set of numbers, but these results will not feature in the minutes to be released today.
If you are looking for previews of the minutes, they are here, though there is not much: