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Inflation

The unwanted Budget, Don't blame Alfred for inflation, Productivity not protectionism, You don't need six figures to afford rent, Dutton's dangerous idea, and Solar's Achilles' heel
Budget Inflation Productivity Trade Competition Housing Energy
Please note that I’m travelling internationally this week and will have limited access to a computer, so Aussienomics will be taking a short breather ahead of the inevitable chaos that will be the run-up to the federal election, which—if called by the end of this month—could be held as soon as 3 May.
The Trump Slump, Full marks for Albo, Energy prices are telling us something, and Gittins it wrong on inflation (again)
Trade Energy Inflation
The Trump Bump has officially become the Trump Slump, with the current US administration’s incessant focus on tariffs contributing to one of their greatest tailspins of all time:
Solid growth, hidden pressures
Growth Inflation
Australia’s December quarter GDP was robust but there are plenty of gremlins lurking beneath the surface, with implications for inflation and interest rates.
The RBA's inflation trap
Monetary Policy Inflation Wages
How monetary easing and unchecked government spending may threaten Australia’s fragile recovery.
A hawkish cut
Monetary Policy Inflation
The RBA has cautiously cut rates, but was it a mistake? Implications for the federal election and a warning from America.