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| | | ... estimates suggest that the 4% hike in the cash rate target since May 2022 is projected to diminish overall household spending by approximately 0.4% - 0.8% annually, attributed primarily to the cash-flow channel. However, interest rate changes also affect ... |
| | | | ... decisions, the board will continue to pay close attention to developments in the global economy, trends in household spending, and the outlook for inflation and the labour market." The decision was no surprise to most economists who predicted the hold ... |
| | | | ... meeting, the RBA said it will have additional data on inflation, the global economy, the labour market, and household spending, as well as an updated set of staff forecasts and a revised assessment of the risks. "Members reaffirmed their determination ... |
| | | | ... with post-pandemic pressures and the cost of living crisis which has forced three in five Aussies to adjust household spending and budgets, Insignia said. "It's clear Australians have changed their priorities in life from the traditional dream of ... |
| | | | ... activity. Further, the ongoing impacts of Russia's invasion of Ukraine and domestic inflation could dampen household spending through reduced real income and higher for longer interest rates. |
| | | | ... they would receive another quarterly reading on inflation, additional monthly readings on the labour market, household spending and business conditions, and further information on developments in the global economy and financial markets," the minutes ... |
| | | | ... consumption is another factor influencing the RBA's outlook. Lowe noted that higher interest rates are impacting household spending; consumption is withering below average. "Looking forward, we expect that consumption growth will remain subdued for ... |
| | | | ... need to increase, the board will be paying close attention to developments in the global economy, trends in household spending and the outlook for inflation and the labour market." |
| | | | ... months to bring inflation back in line. The RBA will continue to closely monitor global economic developments, household spending, inflation, and the labour market to determine the extent of future interest rate hikes needed, Lowe said. "The Board remains ... |
| | | | ... of the downturn remain: poor affordability, rising mortgage rates, some rise in new listings, a rotation in household spending from goods, cost of living pressures, and a collapse in homebuyer confidence," Oliver said. Though, he argued the biggest driver ... |
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