Sally Tindall
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491 appearances
5 recordings
3 series
first heard Apr 2022
last heard 30 Jun
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That was after the conflict had broken out.
That then puts pressure on households and stops the spending.
But what does that do to the economy?
As the reader Carl points out, is this going to result in
you know, stagflation where we've got, you know, the economy tanking but unemployment on the rise and inflation on the rise, that would be a very adverse outcome.
Absolutely.
And further cash rate hikes, while I think everyone thinks they're now a given, I don't know that they are because the RBA should be having some very tough conversations around the table about how much pressure is too much pressure and
for Australian households who are already under pressure because of petrol prices and because of diesel prices in particular, who are already under pressure and set to be under more pressure because groceries are starting to rise, because the cost of anything that moves is starting to rise as that fuel levy starts getting passed on from business to business to customer.
Exactly, and you only have to look to the last meeting where it was a split decision.
six to three, about, you know, they were finally having a robust discussion around that board table at the central bank.
And they did come out at the end and Governor Bullock did say it wasn't a matter of if we were going to hike the cash rate, but a matter of when.
Apparently, that's what the discussion really was about, the robust debate.
But I do think deep down that RB8, well, not even deep down, I think that the RB8 is
watching the economy like a hawk, watching consumer and business confidence like a hawk.
I do think that we're about to get inflation data the next round coming through, a couple of other things.
I think all of those figures are a little bit outdated for the RBA's next meeting.
They've got to be looking at, you know, far more current data points in order to answer the question about whether they height the cash rate yet again at the main meeting.
Okay.
Well, the government's made it very clear that the scheme is not entirely on the chopping block in the upcoming budget, but it is going to get a haircut because it is
The costs of it spiralling out of control at this point in time is not sustainable.
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