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My thoughts on RBA’s decision to hold ‼️

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Louis Lingg1 year ago

How can they cut when house prices are out of control, big Jim is pumping migrants into the country and creating fake unproductive govt jobs? The country is in big trouble.

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Cranky Old Guy1 year ago

Government borrowing/spending is what is keep rates up.

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coolhandluke1 year ago

There’s no winners if rates go down - House prices increase so will rates and charges. Any reduction in mortgage repayments will be swallowed up. Inflation will wipe any benefits out. I can’t see a way out until we have a recession to clean the system out.

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Ranjeet shekhawat1 year ago

RBA probably got more data then citizens. They are bit concerned about property price going up sucking money out of system. Productivity Is down down till government dose sumthing about that thing will not change.!

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MLMIAI1 year ago

I believe it is a brave but sensible move from the RBA. They will need leverage for coming events and more than likely want to reduce Government Stimulus because of it.

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Pierre Basque1 year ago

Agree total surprise move, the confidence was coming back in the economy with the hopes of another cut today. Be interesting to see the auction clearance rates this weekend as expect some buyers to put the cue in the rack until the next cut is actually passed rather than hoping.

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Rex john milne1 year ago

Cut the RBA wages in half until they drop the interest rates,they meet 4 times a year for there exorbitant salaries,fuck them let them do it hard for once,they are so out of touch

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BitcoinAlphaOmega1 year ago

Imagine letting a few bureaucrats decide the price of money. Insane

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Camilla Baker1 year ago

I think I’m the only one not surprised!

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Seckin Inan1 year ago

RBA has a point - monthly data are partials so hard to make monetary policy decisions. Quarterly is gold standard. That saying, a hot Q2 figure could see the end of rate cuts in the near term

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