David Taylor
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997 appearances
8 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 15 Sep
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They'll be able to produce more with less input, and that will lead to higher wages, and you will feel
Like you're getting ahead in life as opposed to the last few years where especially mortgage borrowers haven't felt like they've been able to get ahead.
So my hope is that, you know, with contributions from the Australian Signals Directorate, um, you know, Andrew Charlton's speaking up about this, uh, he's the um Australia's assistant science minister.
Um my hope is that that and and and working with the Productivity Commission that AI will be a significant factor in helping Australians
to become more productive, which will ultimately lead to higher wages, more jobs in Australia getting out of the fuck that it's currently in.
I'm not so sure it is a psychological level anymore because last night we did get a test of the number, went a little bit over, and um, you know, nothing major happens.
So it we're often with these psychologically, so-called psychologically significant levels, it gets hit and then it just bypasses.
I think um I've been speaking to Anna Adam Donaldson from the CBA, who's head of uh interest rate strategy there, and I just trying to get a sense of him of of when we are watching this market, what to watch for.
And he says the same thing every night.
Everyone else in his position says, which is we need to watch for dislocation.
What does dislocation mean?
It means a sudden movement in the market that takes everyone by surprise.
So when we're we're going up incrementally at the moment, but if there's going to be a big jump in yields or big uh fall in yields, then that is when the markets will sit up and go, oh, uh, you know, what's happening here?
And then you get this idea of panic or anxiety hitting the market.
And then it's unclear what will happen.
And that uncertainty feeds on itself and blah blah blah.
But I just want to make a really basic point because i if I start talking about this, you will not be able to shut me up.
So I'm just gonna give a really big picture here of where I see this as going.
But fundamentally.
We had a global financial crisis at the end of the noughties and the I guess the the the support that the market received, despite the enormous risks that the investment banks took, the support that the that the markets received has stayed with the market.
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