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The Reserve Bank is expected to raise interest rates again in a bid to curb inflation. Alan Kohler talks through three 'messy' economic factors outside the bank…
The Reserve Bank is expected to raise interest rates again in a bid to curb inflation.
Alan Kohler talks through three 'messy' economic factors outside the bank's control that are pulling the board's decision-making in different directions; Trump's escalating war, migration cuts, and growing calls for AI regulation.
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Read more here: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-09-28/interest-rate-hike-could-be-short-lived/107200848
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@@ma2026-l7yImported1mo ago
Trump started an unnecessary war and lost. Unfortunately the rest of the world is paying for the fallout
@@PaulSmith-sz2gvImported1mo ago
Did I hear that right, reducing migration will be dis-inflationary.... so we can slow the economy without raising interest rates? Really? Why don't we reduce migration instead of hurting young families with crushing mortgages?
@@AnthonyWild-s7dImported1mo ago
I didn't cause any of this, but I have to pay. Totally wrong!.
@@Joaquin2028Imported1mo ago
In his written article of this subject, Alan referred to Ansarallah as the Iran backed Houthis yet he would never dare to refer to Israel as the American backed Jews
@@petermavrenski6602Imported1mo ago
Painfull.
@@petergravy6893Imported1mo ago
The original MOU signed by Trump seemed to be a fair agreement. It is unfortunate that Trump has failed to honour it and chose to continue the war, for an unknown reason? Maybe he has been influenced by other parties.
@@BobTubedImported1mo ago
Can we go a day without Alan lecturing us all about how we need high immigration and to let Iran have nukes?
@@abcnewsaustraliaImported1mo ago
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@@multioptionedImported1mo ago
No amount of interest rate rises will curb people spending on essentials that are fuelling inflation. Inflation is not going into the target 2-3% range during a war in the middle east.
The Reserve Bank is expected to raise interest rates again in a bid to curb inflation.
Alan Kohler talks through three 'messy' economic factors outside the bank's control that are pulling the board's decision-making in different directions; Trump's escalating war, migration cuts, and growing calls for AI regulation.
Subscribe: http://ab.co/1svxLVE
Read more here: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-09-28/interest-rate-hike-could-be-short-lived/107200848
Note: In most cases, our captions are auto-generated.
#ABCNEWS #ABCNEWSAustralia #abcnewschannel
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