The RBA is now likely to raise interest rates. That’s the outlook from data seen by the Guardian . Fuel prices keep climbing steadily . The cause: rising regional conflict . The threat: a disruption in key shipping lanes . The problem spot: the Strait of Hormuz . Trade experts say the route carries about one fifth of global crude. Local economists now warn household budgets face a severe hit . Regional reports flag that gas restrictions could snarl drivers if delivery snags turn critical . Meanwhile, the local dollar stayed unmoved during trading.
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RBA now twice as likely to hike interest rate as US-Iran war drives fuel prices higher - The Guardian
RBA now twice as likely to hike interest rate as US-Iran war drives fuel prices higher The Guardian
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The Australian Dollar goes nowhere with conviction - FXStreet
The Australian Dollar goes nowhere with conviction FXStreet
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Banks' credit card retreat is creating new challengers - Capital Brief
Banks' credit card retreat is creating new challengers Capital Brief
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Australia faces worst decade for living standards since World War I - AFR
Australia faces worst decade for living standards since World War I AFR
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Morning Mail: Queensland buries DV report, rate hike fears grow, Zendaya's cultural 'hijack' - inkl
Morning Mail: Queensland buries DV report, rate hike fears grow, Zendaya's cultural 'hijack' inkl