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‘We’ve got a little bit longer to go’: RBA’s chief economist says one thing is needed to end rate rises
For generations of Australians, the rules of home ownership were simple: work hard, save hard, borrow sensibly, and the roof over your head was yours for life.
It was a quiet promise built on stability. But right now, across the country, that promise is fracturing.
Across the country, thousands of hardworking Australians are facing a frightening reality amid relentless interest rate hikes in the middle of a cost of living crisis. Nine
The real issue isn’t just interest rates though, it’s that Australia is failing to build enough homes.
Across the country, thousands of prudent, hard-working Australians who thought they did everything right are facing a frightening reality: relentless interest rate hikes, in the middle of a cost of living crisis, mean they’re closer than ever to losing the roof over their heads.
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Rare chance to see Reserve Bank react to inflation data
Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock might have to practise her poker face ahead of a crucial inflation print that could prompt traders to double down on bets on a Melbourne Cup day rate hike.
Coincidentally, Ms Bullock and fellow top Reserve Bank officials are scheduled to appear on screen at a Senate estimates hearing on Wednesday as the Australian Bureau of Statistics releases September quarter inflation data.
Rate watchers will be on high alert for any sign of a wince rippling across her features if the data confirms the quarterly trimmed mean – the Reserve Bank's preferred measure of underlying inflation – was above the board's forecast.
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