Stephen Koukoulas
speaker
2,355 appearances
24 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 6d ago
Stephen Koukoulas’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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People rushing out to buy EVs.
We know that that and um hybrid cars.
So we know that that number was quite strong.
So to get into July with another strong number would be quite uh remarkable, let's say.
So the current thinking is that we have a bit of a step down in the monthly pace of household spending growth to around about 0.2.
So a pretty modest increase, but that's after a couple of months that have been quite good.
Annual actually slows to around about 5.7%.
So again, the risks around that are whether we householders are spending.
you know, accommodation and holiday travel and these sorts of things, or whether we're actually hunkering down at last.
don't I think we've had split
Votes in the previous uh few um meetings of the monetary policy board.
And I think it's important to see who's voting yay or nay for the rate hike or steady or eventually when we get there on the rate cuts.
Curious because it sort of matters who it is from a market's perspective.
So if the RBA were arguing for, let's just say a rate hike, for example, the two RBA uh members of the Monetary Policy Board.
board, the governor and the deputy governor, but they were um voted against by some other members of the board.
It'd be interesting to see, wow, the RBA's been rolled on this particular one.
So in a sense the RBA don't want to publish those numbers 'cause or those votes because they'd be seen to be dis potentially disruptive to what they're doing.
Uh but I think for a transfer.
Elsewhere in the world do they do it?
No, they definitely do.
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