Talk of rising interest rates has ‘not dented’ spending appetite of Australians

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Sky News Business Editor Ross Greenwood says the talk of rising interest rates and prices “has not dented” Australian consumers’ spending appetite.

Sky News Business Editor Ross Greenwood says the talk of rising interest rates and prices “has not dented” Australian consumers’ spending appetite. “March retail sales were a record $33.6 billion – up 1.

6 per cent on the previous month and 9.4 per cent ahead of March last year,” he said.
 

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Talks cheap. The reality will paint a different picture. Particularly after a few rate increases.

I wonder what this Murdoch would say if Labor was in government? We are about to find out I suppose.

Well you would hope not. We are at record lows still. If people curbed their discretional spending at current rate levels, the whole economy is doomed in a few years.

it wont...cos aussies will go down fighting before they run out of money...and they know JOBSEEKER is there...like its been said before...cut TAX make things cheaper...on STAPLES...bread milk meat veges dont have gst...MAKE MORE things in australia

It will when interest rates keep rising. 👍

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