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Australians brace for highest cash rate in 15 years | ABC NEWS

1.3K views • 1mo ago
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@RaymondWarner-s5p
@@RaymondWarner-s5pImported1mo ago
Is little rich man getting wealthier?
@naturefaqs
@@naturefaqsImported1mo ago
Why is he doing interviews before the rates decision? Why not do the interviews tonight or tomorrow? He's dodging accountability.
@PONEY_yeehaa
@@PONEY_yeehaaImported1mo ago
Hopefully making it harder to feed my family lowers inflation, because our government ain’t gonna stop spending cash like it’s not theirs. Hopefully forcing people into mortgage distress opens the strait of Hormuz and lowers fuel and energy prices. Hopefully increasing taxes on citizens breaks up the supermarket monopolies who can charge what ever they want. This government is destroying this country through incompetence.
@Nucleobank
@@NucleobankImported1mo ago
Good raise the interest rate
@DrewsBrainDump
@@DrewsBrainDumpImported1mo ago
A healthy economy should be able to comfortably exist around 5%. Low rates create zombie companies, government wasted spending, and give the RBA no wriggle room for a recession. What's the problem here?
@trevors2063
@@trevors2063Imported1mo ago
The US economy is booming. President Trump was right all along. Trump is a huge success. We are nothing compared to the US because we have the wrong ideology.
@thejedaru1383
@@thejedaru1383Imported1mo ago
This globalist government think we are dumb not to know the reason of this inflation and high interest rates. Vote them out.
@trevors2063
@@trevors2063Imported1mo ago
This government has no idea about basic economics. They wanted inflation and a housing crisis to get stamp duty revenues.
@billymanwailei6167
@@billymanwailei6167Imported1mo ago
Labor spend like no tomorrow.
@HistoryFlicks649
@@HistoryFlicks649Imported1mo ago
Jimflation
@Ash-x4f8o
@@Ash-x4f8oImported1mo ago
Big deal, last year interest rate dropped 3 times.
@trevors2063
@@trevors2063Imported1mo ago
The Labor government has clocked up 1 trillion dollar debt due to government spending. Labor overspends on inefficient projects.
@trevors2063
@@trevors2063Imported1mo ago
Defund the bias ABC. Vote One Nation.
@trevors2063
@@trevors2063Imported1mo ago
This Labor government is the worst in the history of Australia. Pathetic. Vote One Nation
@ryanp-0
@@ryanp-0Imported1mo ago
&quot;The Monetary Policy Board and Government agree that the Monetary Policy Board’s role within this is to focus on achieving sustained full employment, which is the current maximum level of employment that is consistent with low and stable inflation&quot;<br>Statement on the Conduct of Monetary Policy
<br>The Treasurer and the Monetary Policy Board
<br><br>If inflation is not low and stable - the employment mandate is moot. Please be honest.
@SharikaSha-m9j
@@SharikaSha-m9jImported1mo ago
Why is this man not taking accountability <br>Australians please do your research.<br>Despite the Iran war so many countries have better cost of living and lower inflation rate than Australia <br>HERE ARE TRUE DATA on inflation rates of other countries <br>1. China - 0.8%<br>2. Switzerland- 0.8%<br>3. Japan - 1.9%<br>4. France - 2.6%<br>5. Germany- 2.9%<br>6. Canada- 3.0%<br>7. Europe- 3.2%<br>8. US - 3.4%<br>9. Australia &gt; 3.5<br><br><br>Highest amongst all these major countries is Australia <br>And that&#39;s what Jim Chalmers is not telling you!!
@ryanp-0
@@ryanp-0Imported1mo ago
Australians have seen their savings lose real value for years on end. Will we see price stability over time?<br><br>A failure to provide a real return on cash, is a transfer of wealth from those who save, to those who take on debt / risk.
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<br>If you choose to take on debt risk, you may see upside, but you should also face the downside. Not be bailed out at the expense of those who did not choose to take on risk.
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<br>A failure to maintain purchasing power, creates moral hazard, is a transfer of wealth from Australians savings to those who choose to take on debt / risk, incentivizes unproductive investment, creates overhead for Australians trying to preserve their earnings, creates uncertainty in market pricing, and further adverse financial conditions.
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<br>Australia does not have a house price mandate.
<br>It does have a price stability mandate.
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<br>Hopefully the property pillagers start accepting the mandates of the Australian financial system and understand that a neutral position is for Australians savings to provide a small real return.
@abcnewsaustralia
@@abcnewsaustraliaImported1mo ago
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@jjj14
@@jjj14Imported1mo ago
Jim, your words are trash