Episode 116: RBA Hike #3: Reading Between the Lines of the Cash Rate
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Episode 116: RBA Hike #3: Reading Between the Lines of the Cash Rate
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We unpack the RBA’s 0.25% rate rise to a 4.35% cash rate and read the statement for what it really says about inflation risk and what comes next. Then we shift to the on-the-ground property impacts, from Sydney’s tightening rental market to what falling clearance rates mean for buyers and sellers.
• what the rate rise means for mortgage rates and household pressure
• why we prefer reading the RBA statement ourselves
• how global conflict and fuel prices feed inflation assumptions
• whether politics shapes how the RBA frames blame
• why Sydney rents keep climbing with vacancy near 1.1%
• what “homelessness” looks like when people are priced out
• why CGT tweaks do little if demand keeps rising
• the case for slowing immigration or building far more homes
• auction clearance rates below 40% and what that signals
• practical tips like upgrading in a down market and avoiding buy-before-sell
Well, I’ll make sure to link it in this episode for our listeners to have a listen
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