The rates call that stunned economists, markets and... our reporters
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The rates call that stunned economists, markets and... our reporters
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This week on The Fin podcast, economics editor John Kehoe and senior reporter Jonathan Shapiro on the RBA’s shock decision on interest rates, what it means for the economy and whether the next generation could be the first to be worse off than their parents.
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