Economists and RBA 'caught out' with 'sticky' March quarter inflation data
Economists and RBA 'caught out' with 'sticky' March quarter inflation data
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@bkozican Says:
Why has the government left inflation to the RBA...That isnt their job right? Its the governments job isnt it?
@paulgraham5790 Says:
You mean Labor-flation. More taxes, poor energy policy and big government spending is the cause.
@NM-ii8wn Says:
No one is laughing all the way to the banks at all. Inflation is gobbling up any interest rate returns. Everyone is worse off.
@NM-ii8wn Says:
Is she wearing a wig??
@Tschuv3 Says:
Don't burn the budget I've got my pork barrel spending proposal in there
@buildmotosykletist1987 Says:
vanOnselen is consistent, consistently wrong. He is correct that lower immigration will keep the housing market in check and power must be opened up to bring down prices there. So he's right for once.
@joeybrown3583 Says:
What most ordinary citizens have already concluded is that: Economists appear to have contributed significantly to this financial disaster with their glib and rarefied theories, and failure to realise that their favourite equation… debt equals credit equals wealth… is untenable; or that futures, derivatives and credit default swaps are merely sophist juggling, gambling and fraud, by other names; Private banks cannot be trusted to manage the wealth of the nation, on behalf of the nation; and Journalists, for their part, are endemically unable to differentiate fact from fiction and are gullibly serving the entities responsible for manipulating this situation in the first place: the investment banks and Wall St.
@Chad.H. Says:
People keep commenting that he is the worst pm and he has to go . HOW! Unless we rally every weekend for at least 3 months, he will not resign or call election and labors are soo weak and scared of him to sack him
@VK6AB- Says:
They have been repeatedly warned, they need to get on top of this.......and yet, they don't. The date is clear, 50 basis points are required, the longer the delay, the worse the outcome - particularly those with lower incomes. Absolute buffoons.
@guyfawkes9789 Says:
That's a lot of makeup!.
@Prognosis__ Says:
People have no confidence in the Albanese government so they holding off spending plus high immigration which is keeping inflation high 🤦🏻‍♂️

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