Why the RBA shouldn’t listen to Jim Cramer

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Ignoring the impact of higher labour costs on services has wrong-footed investors ahead of the latest inflation surprise in the US.

| Investors ridiculing the Federal Reserve for raising rates too fast to tame inflation are eating their words.

One investor who has been denying the durability of inflation and the importance of services to this is American shock jock investment commentator Jim Cramer, who now has an exchange traded fundHis mistake, which should be noted by Australian investors and the Reserve Bank, is to downplay the impact of higher wages on the cost of services.“Service sector inflation is less important,” Cramer said a few months ago, “You don’t need to travel, you don’t need to go out to dinner.

Transport services are now up 14.9 per cent over the year – the largest annual gain in 42 years. Water, sewerage and rubbish collection services are up 5.2 per cent – the largest annual gain in almost 10 years.

 

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I have not seeing an article on the cost of electricity. C&I customers that are coming off the electricity contract at rate of 8-10 $C kWh are going into 25-30$C kWh. Some of them are getting over 400% increase on the electricity costs. Increasing cash rates won't solve that

No one needs to listen to Cramer.

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