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#BREAKING: Australia's headline annual inflation has risen to 3.8 per cent, largely meeting market expectations and easing the likelihood that the Reserve Bank of Australia will raise rates when it meets next week. #9News READ MORE:

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Liquid_Metal2 年前

Inflation is way higher than 3.8% according to anyone living in the real world. Increase rates reduces the value of the Australian dollar so imports are more expensive and so inflation gets worse. They are up to their necks in it. 🙄

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toi jon2 年前

the price of electricity could be lowered by removing all those retail rip off merchants giving airline points and fluffy toys

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Gggeazzy2 年前

Stop the climate change hoax and investing our tax payer money in wind farms and solar panels that still need fossil fuels and instead invest in nuclear energy that will help, and start helping our farmers

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Robert Campbell2 年前

This news triggered a sharp fall in the value of AUD today, making imports of foreign goods more expensive, but it's good news for exporters; from overseas buyers' perspective Australian resources just got cheaper. Swings & roundabouts, as they say.

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Jade2 年前

Ppl need to stop spending. Then the rates won’t keep going up!

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jimx 🦌🇦🇺2 年前

So much good news from #msm propaganda media.

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JRKay2 年前

Increase immigration!!!! That’ll do wonders for inflation.

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Adam Lee2 年前

I'm sure that $250 million that the Government gave to the Ukraine contributed towards the rise in inflation.

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Jacob2 年前

Inflation explained:

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The Huge2 年前

@AlboMP's Australia.

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