Sally Auld

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5,823 appearances 57 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2024 last heard 17 Aug

Sally Auld’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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NAB Morning Call · Buying Time · 15 Apr 2026 podcast

Um so trading not that far below 72 cents, um, and I guess you know, consistent with um you know that that characteristic of the voice-verified

Aussie, which is that when you know investors are feeling positive about the outlook and positive about risk assets, uh Aussie dollar tends to perform pretty well. voice-verified

And of course, you know, maybe also reflecting Australia is uh a net energy exporter, so in aggregate over time should probably do okay. voice-verified

And you know, we do have a market uh you know where the vast majority of economists, including ourselves, are are looking for the RBA. voice-verified

To still hike uh in a couple of weeks. voice-verified

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Yeah, probably a bit too early to to see an impact of uh the the conflict in the Middle East. voice-verified

So we're just looking for uh the unemployment rate to be unchanged at four point three percent uh in in March. voice-verified

And so if we get that it's just sort of more of the same really on the unemployment rate. voice-verified

Like it's basically traded between, I think, four point one and four point three voice-verified

uh for the last six months or so. voice-verified

Uh and we're looking for a twenty five thousand jobs increase, which is a little bit bigger than the consensus, which I think is at about twenty. voice-verified

So we'll we'll see what we get. voice-verified

I mean this is this is pretty important uh in the sense that voice-verified

Uh, you know, for for a central bank like the RBA with a dual mandate, like it's a bit tricky at the moment because uh, you know, they're clearly moving further away on their inflation mandate as inflation will go up more than they thought thanks to the conflict. voice-verified

But there's also the story around, you know, softer growth and a higher unemployment rate and you know at at at some point they're gonna have to pick which one of those things worries them more. voice-verified

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You know, if you do get another month where the unemployment rate holds in the low fours, um, I think that maybe at the margin sort of tilts the the RBA to sort of focus a bit more on the inflationary consequences in the near term. voice-verified

A bit stronger than expected. voice-verified

Um, I think helped by a pretty solid result from Ireland. voice-verified

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