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Episode #101: Are RBA rate hikes doing more harm or help to the economy?

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Australia's economy has performed stronger than expected despite a slowing down in discretionary consumer spending and persistently high levels of inflation that have fuelled the cost of living crisis. AMP’s Deputy Chief Economist, Diana Mousina looks at why the RBA continues to raise interest rates, the impact this has had on both households and levels of inflation, and why getting the balance right on fiscal stimulus is critical amid movements to tighten monetary policy. Important information: This podcast is general in nature and hasn’t taken your circumstances into account. It’s important you consider your personal circumstances and speak to a financial adviser before deciding what’s right for you. Any general tax information provided is intended as a guide only. Remember the value of investments may go up or down and you may not get back the amount you invested. The opinions and views featured in this podcast reflect the individual’s own. Date of publication 20 November 2023. AWM Services Pty Ltd ABN 15 139 353 496, AFSL No. 366121, part of the AMP Group.

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