RBA deputy governor says outlook for global economy is 'quite worrying'

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RBA deputy governor Michelle Bullock warns of risks in the global economy, but says the RBA's ability to create money helped Australia's economy through the pandemic

She said the United States was struggling with excess demand and rapidly rising wages and inflation, and the US Federal Reserve will need to keep lifting interest rates "quite sharply" to dampen economic activity."It's got inflation, but it's also got a massive energy shock which is going to impact their production," she said.

"This is something at the moment that I think is ... very uncertain, and it's on a bit of a knife edge," she said.Ms Bullock made the comments during the Q&A session after a speech to Bloomberg in Sydney. She said the RBA's extraordinary bond buying program had resulted in the bank holding around $356 billion in Australian government bonds and state government bonds by the end of June this year .

 

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Lucky we have geniuses like that steering the ship.

Except for multinationals who r clearly profiteering from any decisions their rba mates r making abcnews Interesting the governor has absolutely no accountability to the citizens of aust abcnews

The RBA is to blame for our inflation and property Ponzi scheme.

Not for the shareholders of gas and coal. They are making triple fortunes at the moment out of us.

No shit hey?

Gee who'd have thought

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