Bullock is commenting in her press conference:We only considered holding rates and a 25 bps rate hike as our options todayWill raise interest rates again if neededInflationary pressures to last longer than expectedInflation is driven by domestic capacity pressuresOne upside risk to inflation risk has materialised, two are buildingNeed to bring excess demand down, a recession is not in our central caseWill not put too much emphasis on the August CPI numberWe think that financial conditions are restrictiveIf inflation does come down, then it is possible that no more rate hikes may be neededSees bond market reacting in an orderly way still, watching the situation closelyA couple of her comments above are taking the steam out of the otherwise hawkish decision in raising the cash rate to 4.60% today.First, she mentions that they should not put "too much emphasis" on the inflation numbers due tomorrow. That is effectively a warning that markets should not extrapolate one strong CPI print into the possibility of another rate hike.Then, she mentions that financial conditions are "restrictive". That suggests that policymakers are believing that existing policy is already doing meaningful work on demand. It's a subtle comment but one that put together with the others have more weight.And lastly, she says that the rate hike today could even be the last for this year if further upside risks to inflation do not materialise or grow any deeper.The market pricing for November still shows roughly 41% odds of another 25 bps rate hike. That is not too much changed from before the decision and Bullock's press conference.However, AUD/USD has now fallen from around 0.7015 earlier to 0.6980 levels currently. That likely reflects the signal from Bullock thattoday's rate hike does not necessarily mark the beginning of another tightening sequence. This article was written by Justin Low at investinglive.com.