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Will there be another RBA rate rise?
Non-discretionary inflation is strong. Private sector wages growth is surging. Unemployment is low. Retail spending is solid.
The scene is set for another 0.25% RBA
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Non-discretionary inflation is strong. Private sector wages growth is surging. Unemployment is low. Retail spending is solid.
The scene is set for another 0.25% RBA
By February 2023 the fuller effects of 2022’s catch-up, interest-rate rises will have properly worked their way through the economy and be clearer for, not
The big interest-rate question we are all asking ourselves is, “Are we there yet?”
The unfortunate answer is no.
After RBA’s flip-flop on interest rates messaging, with a loud voice, it raised rates by 0.5% yesterday.
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