‘We’ve got a little bit longer to go’: RBA’s chief economist says one thing is needed to end rate rises
In a rare interview, the Reserve Bank’s assistant governor defends the rate rises punishing mortgage holders.
In a rare interview, the Reserve Bank’s assistant governor defends the rate rises punishing mortgage holders.
Stubborn inflation and interest rate hikes are leaving Aussies among the world’s most gloomy in their economic outlook.
The country’s “misery index” is back near its post-pandemic highs, with little relief expected before the end of 2028.
The unemployment rate has unexpectedly jumped to a post-COVID high for the second month in a row after nearly 40,000 fell out of work.
The account was one of the reasons why the bank managed to amass 2.3 million customers.
However, it wasn’t all doom and gloom for Aussies.
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The RBA increased the official rate to 4.60 per cent, which is an almost 15-year high.
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