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The price of Brent Crude has spiked again, with prices climbing close to the highest levels seen since the start of the war as hostilities across the middle eas…
The price of Brent Crude has spiked again, with prices climbing close to the highest levels seen since the start of the war as hostilities across the middle east escalate.
How is the Australian economy bearing these overseas shocks, as inflation continues to stubbornly sit at a rate higher than the RBA would like?
And just what does it mean for the chances of a rate hike next week?
Carrington Clarke and ABC Business Reporter Steph Chalmers break it all down on ABC Business Daily.
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@@catherinebirch8263Imported2wk ago
You bet. Energy price increases have the major factor behind global inflation since a year or so after the commencement of the war against Russia in Ukraine. (For a while after that war commenced its inflationary effect blended into that of the post-covid aftermath.) It affects the price of everything.
@@multioptionedImported2wk ago
Oil price used to be controlled by OPEC, now it's controlled by Trump and his whims. Trump and the US oil industry is benefiting heavily because of his pointless war and his closing of the Strait of Hormuz.
The price of Brent Crude has spiked again, with prices climbing close to the highest levels seen since the start of the war as hostilities across the middle east escalate.
How is the Australian economy bearing these overseas shocks, as inflation continues to stubbornly sit at a rate higher than the RBA would like?
And just what does it mean for the chances of a rate hike next week?
Carrington Clarke and ABC Business Reporter Steph Chalmers break it all down on ABC Business Daily.
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