The Reserve Bank has again downgraded its wage growth forecasts. And that's before we find out if increasing compulsory super really does reduce wages growth.
Business continues to insist all would be well if they had less regulation to contend with — all while workers and consumers pay the price.
The RBA — like the rest of Australia — is trapped by the government's policies of stagnation and surplus-addiction.
After a reality check on the economy in the second half of 2019, the Reserve Bank has begun 2020 with the same optimism that proved unfounded 12 months ago.
If catastrophic bushfires and viral scares weren't enough, even bigger things may be keeping visitors from Australian shores.
Despite a jump in headline CPI, inflation remains weak and significant parts of the economy are struggling. But the Reserve Bank might decide to wait a little longer before cutting rates again.
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