So on one side of the coin we have rate cuts being offset by a recessinary environment, mainly driven by businessess struggling and cutting jobs.
On the other side of the coin we have rate cuts, allowing consumers to continue to spend as their home loan stress reduces. Both seem favourable for Zipper in some way. Although it remains to be seen what sort of recessionary environment if any the US falls into, I think they will turn the printer on instead which means Zipper will be just fine.
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