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05/09/24
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Originally posted by pintohoo:
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''so could this force the RBA decision on rates?'' not if the choice is between fighting inflation or losing the battle but what it could 'force' is that mortgage holders ------------ banks, lower rates and let some profit go ------------- why? to stop a wave of mortgage defaults, which might become like a rolling snowball it is no mystery that Oz is well stuck in a mire ------------ drop rates - heat up inflation. Raise rates - stress borrowers it's a balancing act --------------- and one slip atm ---------- and it's probably goodnight girl, it's all over ------------- for many. IMO - whilst there are many conditions in Australia that are very very troublesome - the biggest dangers come from overseas ---------- one of which is clearly, the POTUS election if Trump wins and does anything remotely like he's said about tariffs - on both China and on ALL places -- the shit is going to hit the fan what kind of shit heads off the fan to Australia is to be seen. the results could be wild - but, what kind of wild is up for grabs ----- what is the least likely is that 'not much will happen for Oz' Oz is precarious - the NAB dropped it's rates - and puff - the Ozzie fell out of bed - again. Oz is ultra sensitive to international happenings.
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You say people spending money and buying products they need causes inflation I am feeling a little dumb today Can you explain how people buying groceries inflates the price of groceries? iwonder