All of what you say is possible but a report in today's 'Australian's' business ection featured a UBS surve.
It claimed there was no sign of Oz consumer spending slowly down.
If so, one would think it'd be helpful for discretionary retailers such as MTO, assuming it can get imported stock into the country in a timely manner so as to enable the recognition of revenue (and hopefully net profit).
Ann: MTO FY22 Full Year Results Presentation, page-11
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