RBA starts the rate climb

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OPINION: Scott Morrison is frantically selling the RBA’s decision to raise interest rates as another reason to vote for experience and the ‘economic shield’ the government’s economic plan has provided against global stresses.

or a made-in-Australia version will eventually follow or whether central banks will be better at engineering a “soft landing” than they were at identifying the speed of take-off. But Josh Frydenberg’s assurances about the economic cushion provided by the additional $240 billion on household balance sheets post-pandemic won’t do much for families’ confidence as they balance already stretched budgets with much higher monthly mortgage repayments.

After the RBA decision, Morrison and Frydenberg quickly joined forces to argue the shift from emergency interest rates had to be expected in an economy “coming back to life”. That shield won’t offer much protection to people grimly adding up those pressures. But unwillingness to confront irreconcilable trade-offs is not confined to the federal Coalition despite rates becoming another damaging vulnerability for a government under such political pressure.But the opposition leader is still trying to persuade voters, for example, that Australian wages – particularly in care industries paid for by taxpayers – can go up magic pudding-style.

 

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