Sally Auld

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

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NAB Morning Call · Sounding the TACO bell · 23 Mar 2026 podcast

So he sort of said, Look, there's a lot of uncertainty about the outlook and and you know, did did sort of say we could in voice-verified

in theory be back sort of to where we were uh in I guess in February where the market was pricing in multiple rate cuts for the year and, you know, that could be a possible outcome if inflation behaves. voice-verified

Or, you know, he did sort of say, um, you know, I could also see circumstances where we might need to raise rates uh if things were going a different way. voice-verified

So he was having a a bet each way. voice-verified

Um not not surprising given there is so much uncertainty uh voice-verified

uh uh about the about the outlook. voice-verified

But I guess, you know, it just sort of follows on from uh some of the comments that the Fed chair made at his press conference last week where, you know, he did talk about the fact that there were some members who, you know, could see a path towards higher rates over the course of this year under certain circumstances. voice-verified

Yeah, that's right. voice-verified

And I think uh, you know, there's a sensitivity amongst central bankers um that's been reflected pretty well in in the last week or two, where I think they are quite worried that I guess the scars uh of that post-COVID high inflation period um, you know, are are still pretty raw in the minds of households and and also businesses. voice-verified

Uh and so, you know, for that reason they're too voice-verified

To focus on the inflationary impact of the war. voice-verified

And I think certainly some of the price rises. voice-verified

that we're hearing our customers uh talk about in in the sense that that's what their suppliers are conveying to them are are pretty meaningful. voice-verified

And so we're not talking about uh, you know, the price of an input going up sort of five or ten percent. voice-verified

And so therefore businesses feeling that they could probably absorb that for a while. voice-verified

We're talking about, you know, input prices in some cases going up sort of twenty five, thirty percent, possibly even more. voice-verified

And they're the sort of increases voice-verified

That as a business, you just can't really absorb that. voice-verified

You have no option except to pass it on. voice-verified

And so this is what I think is fueling some of the anxiety around uh, you know, how inflation behaves. voice-verified

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