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- Aich commented Apr 6, 2023
This story pops up every few years. Just speculation.
- Aich commented Mar 7, 2023
I agree with everything you say, Wingcommandr. But is not the job of the reserve bank to educate the masses or punish them for being optimistic. Their role is to smooth out the bumps and provide a reliable base so people can make informed decisions. ...
- Aich commented Mar 7, 2023
You could control the "housing loan interest rate" to minimise the impact on house prices. What about a different interest rate for new developments against existing residences. They are already using interest rates to control inflation. It seems to ...
- Aich commented Mar 6, 2023
Why is it not possible to separate housing interest rates from business interest rates so that people who have invested in housing do not get hit by rising rates at a time when they can least afford it. Surely young couples who make this investment, ...
- Aich commented Aug 6, 2020
Trust these figures at your peril.
- Aich commented Jun 4, 2020
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- Aich commented Sep 23, 2019
Its all covered by a fund created to kick in when travel agencies go broke.
- Aich commented Sep 2, 2019
Has anyone bothered to ask Europe about this? Maybe they have a different agenda. Stupid politicians living in a vacuum.
- Aich commented Jun 28, 2019
No sh1t sherlock
- Aich commented Jun 5, 2019
Before you talk about ditching anything, you need to have a clear view of something better to replace it with. It's too easy to say "change it" without a better system in mind. As I said earlier "Australia is a free market economy" - whether you ...
- Aich commented Jun 5, 2019
RBA's job is to monitor the economy. Banks' job is to make profits for their shareholders. They're no different to phone companies, etc. RBA is toothless in Australia. There is no mechanism for them to enforce any sanction on banks. Australia is as ...
- Aich commented May 8, 2019
And you think Trump does not backtrack on his promises..... It's called negotiating.
- Aich commented Mar 29, 2019
Why don't the Brits put together a bipartisan approach to brexit and send 2 or more politicians from all parties to negotiate with the Euros. After all, this decision was made by the people and so it is up to the politicians to make it work!!
- Aich commented Aug 6, 2018
This is a cyclical thing. Volumes will always be down in June, July, August. That simply mirrors the business cycle.
- Aich commented Jul 1, 2018
This will go on and on, distorting the market and pushing prices up artificially. More government paperwork, less money in the hands of consumers, more money in the hands of governments, slow downward spiral in buying, economies stalling. There are ...
- Aich commented Jun 25, 2018
Do they? provide some details please.
- Aich commented Jun 7, 2018
Householders are less able to spend as they are paying outlandish utilities bills (electricity, gas, etc) and government (local, state and federal) are raping more and more money off our citizens with indirect taxes like speeding fines and petrol ...
- Aich commented May 21, 2018
US deficit is caused by so many people purchasing online goods. They will buy from the cheapest source as long as the quality is acceptable. That happens to be Chins most of the time - used to be Japan. If US could produce these goods cheaper, US ...
- Aich commented May 20, 2018
Translation: US will only agree if it is Trump's idea.
- Aich commented May 15, 2018
Just the usual rhetoric. Push and shove. Posturing before negotiations. Not newsworthy.