Inflation ‘clearly not falling’ in Australia

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  • čas přidán 25. 06. 2024
  • Judo Bank Chief Economic Adviser Warren Hogan says inflation is “clearly not falling” in Australia.
    Australia’s inflation rate rose from 3.6 per cent to 4 per cent in May.
    Markets are now predicting a 67 per cent chance of a rate hike in August.
    “This inflation is clearly not falling, which is what they need it to be doing,” Mr Hogan told Sky News Australia.
    “We’re getting some hints out of the monthly numbers that it could be rising, and that’s a disaster, of course.”

Komentáře • 146

  • @binks7988
    @binks7988 Před 27 dny +62

    Airbus albo, bird head bowen, Jim the snake, Giles the peanut, wong the traitor, burke the big mouth. This has to be the worst government in Australian history.

    • @InfinityIsland2203
      @InfinityIsland2203 Před 27 dny +4

      🤣

    • @alancotterell9207
      @alancotterell9207 Před 27 dny +2

      Abbott the rabbit, and Howard the coward ? What about Fraser the amazer ? - he toppled a democratically-elected government with innuendo.

    • @StellarJones
      @StellarJones Před 27 dny +3

      @@alancotterell9207 How is Howard the coward?

    • @user-zd3xs4ts6f
      @user-zd3xs4ts6f Před 27 dny +4

      Kevin the Spudd and Wayne the Swann not duds? Not to mention the "real" Joollyah Gillard-K Spudd schemozzle?

    • @binks7988
      @binks7988 Před 27 dny

      @@alancotterell9207 I think you need to head to the nursing home and let young Australians take charge. It's our future not yours.

  • @M77982
    @M77982 Před 27 dny +45

    Here comes the Labor Recession.

    • @alancotterell9207
      @alancotterell9207 Před 27 dny +1

      so Labor inherited a good legacy ?

    • @user-hs8qj2fi9y
      @user-hs8qj2fi9y Před 27 dny +2

      @@alancotterell9207 No, but they are helping it along.

    • @binks7988
      @binks7988 Před 27 dny +2

      @alancotterell9207 well they did from Howard. Kevin 07 hahahahq you must have dementia

    • @knight2425
      @knight2425 Před 27 dny

      Looks like we’re heading towards another recession we had to have, only seem to have them under Labor!

    • @denniswalter_fartmaster69
      @denniswalter_fartmaster69 Před 27 dny

      the cunts are all shagging each other.

  • @user-zd3xs4ts6f
    @user-zd3xs4ts6f Před 27 dny +19

    Go Dr Jimbo, it must've been the previous government 's fault😳🤡🤡

  • @rob6543
    @rob6543 Před 27 dny +15

    Well I so happy the PM got his third pay rise and the governor general has her $200 ,000 pay rise poor buggers

    • @strategicviewpoint6672
      @strategicviewpoint6672 Před 27 dny +2

      Australian public service making out like bandits......

    • @shelby6622
      @shelby6622 Před 25 dny

      The Governor-General actually just got a $319,050 pay rise, as the pay rise was 45%. Total now is $709,000. If you can tell me what the Governor-General actually does as I have no clue haha.

    • @rob6543
      @rob6543 Před 25 dny

      @@shelby6622 you and I both it’s sickening is called doing it tuff 🥹But being a father of Four children all at voting age I make it a point explaining why they should vote carefully the young are starting to wake up even with the climate change agenda there the future it their world where just living in it , thanks for pointing it out kind regards Rob Blandford 🇦🇺👏

  • @tomjones5338
    @tomjones5338 Před 27 dny +19

    Snake charmer Jim and Albo your done

  • @davemanning6424
    @davemanning6424 Před 27 dny +6

    Unlike Keating's "recession australia had to have" this will be chalmers " recession we couldnt avoid having , but it's not our fault ". !

  • @bones8961
    @bones8961 Před 27 dny +5

    Most tax relief will go into paying bills and necessities not wants or luxuries.

  • @Whereareyouthen
    @Whereareyouthen Před 27 dny +6

    Recession, second one ive lived through . Thanks labor

  • @NRCZ5BRO7_
    @NRCZ5BRO7_ Před 27 dny +18

    Labor policies = inflation = cost of living. Labor now knows they can no longer hide the cost of living numbers. It's now a runaway train. And we all knew by the halfway mark of a labor federal government - bits would be flying off - and labor just lies every day - in every way.
    The economy has to be in recession. Simple math equation - on inflation = cost of living. For a small business - it's all down to foot traffic.
    So - cost of living goes up. You lose between - 15% - 25% of foot traffic going through shopping centers = 15% - 25% less business. Plus higher wages - higher rents for the places where food outlets set up in our inner cities - higher cost of electricity up over 100% under labor - and cost of food - up over 30%. Business people - will simply exit our inner cities. Then you get empty commercial premises all over our inner cities - that no-one wants to rent.
    That tells you - what inflation equals. The economy shrinks. And labor has picked on small business people.
    When you look at the above equation - it does not matter what labor says. It's how - consumers - respond to the cost of living - and how that impacts small business.
    Is where - there is to much financial pain labor has inflicted on the whole economy. And when people are hurt by labor - their lies - only encourage people - to tell everyone else - labor are - immoral - corrupt - useless.

    • @shelby6622
      @shelby6622 Před 25 dny

      How consumers will respond to the cost of living is that they'll go to work and stay home as they won't be able to afford to do anything or go anywhere. I'm FIFO and on my week off I do Uber as what I get from FIFO now isn't enough. God help those with a 9-5 job in the city only on an average wage sheesh.

  • @k.b4273
    @k.b4273 Před 27 dny +4

    Australia the only country that didn't raise the rates quick enough, left them too late to begin with, dropped them too low, then raised them too slow and whilst other countries around the world went hard and fast and are now looking at lowering their rates and some countries went through an economic boom... Australia went too slow because of one market HOUSING. They are too scared of crashing the housing market, instead they are sacrificing everything else. AUSTRALIANS HAVE TOO MUCH HOUSING DEBT, AND THE GOVERNMENT IS MAKING IT WORSE. It;s not RBA's fault they don't make the policies that caused this, its your government! The even keel was skewed since the GFC, PRINTING HELECOPTER MONEY...PLEASE!

    • @strategicviewpoint6672
      @strategicviewpoint6672 Před 27 dny

      Or it just could be that the RBA is useless......

    • @ablet85
      @ablet85 Před 27 dny +1

      @@strategicviewpoint6672the RBA has one tool at their disposal. Interest rate adjustments. But that doesn’t work if the government increases spending whilst the RBA is trying to decrease it. I would be shitting on either government if they were increasing spending during high inflation but labours policies are directly going against what the RBA is trying to do. Not just federal but state to.

    • @adiintel1
      @adiintel1 Před 26 dny

      ive been wondering why my btc was up

  • @cuzzywuzzyfuzzy
    @cuzzywuzzyfuzzy Před 27 dny +6

    So do they think people with borrowed money are still spending too much ?

  • @Psittacine-pp5yd
    @Psittacine-pp5yd Před 27 dny +10

    I don't know anyone out there spending big helping this inflation, all these migrants arriving need to buy things that cant be helping inflation .

    • @gymclasshero88
      @gymclasshero88 Před 27 dny +4

      100%
      People starting new life in a new country, never seen Kmarts, ikea, big w etc so busy
      Plus everyone else is feeling life pressure and doing retail therapy where they can instead of holidays or bigger purchases

    • @Psittacine-pp5yd
      @Psittacine-pp5yd Před 27 dny +2

      @@gymclasshero88 Exactly

    • @user-vb2bq4jl8q
      @user-vb2bq4jl8q Před 27 dny +2

      Australian dollar is weak now so some foreign investors borrow money from their own countries with low interest rates and invest properties in our country to get big profits!

    • @ablet85
      @ablet85 Před 27 dny

      Over 20% of properties bought in Australia are paid for cash. Plenty of people and companies throwing around money.

    • @shelby6622
      @shelby6622 Před 25 dny

      @@ablet85 eeeeeeeerrrrrrrrrrrrr they are known as Chinese.

  • @user-yb5ez9id9p
    @user-yb5ez9id9p Před 27 dny +4

    Why doesn’t the government not drop off tax excise on petrol and other to assist with deflation

    • @knight2425
      @knight2425 Před 27 dny +1

      We need to pay for all there out of control spending somehow lol

    • @shelby6622
      @shelby6622 Před 25 dny

      You do realise that the servo from a litre of petrol gets if they are lucky like 2 cents from it, the rest is bloody taxes. Price ain't ever going down not ever.

  • @rosscoe3005
    @rosscoe3005 Před 27 dny +4

    They knew inflation was going up. That is why they all got a pay rise. In fact 3 pay rises in this governments term.

  • @LouSimpson-vn5wn
    @LouSimpson-vn5wn Před 27 dny +5

    So charmers will smile and laugh it off with spin.

    • @jonathoncalabrese2035
      @jonathoncalabrese2035 Před 27 dny +1

      I can already hear the press conference… “ awwwww we know Australians are doing it tough… blah blah blah… *blames coalition*” ahahhahahaha

    • @lornatodd4750
      @lornatodd4750 Před 27 dny

      ​@@jonathoncalabrese2035exactly 🤮

  • @jennymills3147
    @jennymills3147 Před 27 dny +3

    Domestic inflation reflects Domestic monetary policy

  • @stephansmith1937
    @stephansmith1937 Před 27 dny +3

    It’s government spending - not the people…
    So what he is saying is just 🤡🌏

  • @KT-bb1tb
    @KT-bb1tb Před 27 dny +3

    Waiting for the Snake Chalmers "Spin' ?

  • @johnnewson939
    @johnnewson939 Před 27 dny +2

    Absolutely correct.

  • @bryanp4827
    @bryanp4827 Před 27 dny

    What were those words again Jim...? Oh that's right
    " HAS AN EXCUSE FOR EVERYTHING, AND A PLAN FOR NOTHING..." 😂😂😂😂

  • @user-ry3xr4fb7p
    @user-ry3xr4fb7p Před 27 dny +3

    Imagine a treasurer of all people who thinks spending more and going further into debt will not affect inflation. Just 10 years ago our govt debt level was lifted to 500 billion. Today we are quickly marching towards 2 trillon of govt debt. Imagine the interest bill alone on all this debt that will be hung around our childrens necks! Asleep at the wheel much?

  • @AnarchistBogan
    @AnarchistBogan Před 27 dny +4

    Cassonova Bowen and Anthony “recession” Albanese

  • @user-yb5ez9id9p
    @user-yb5ez9id9p Před 27 dny +1

    ‘Massive tax cut’…. Please it is not much. Noting super is also going up 1/2 a percent which also eats into this tax cut. To think that the % of tax taken off us has reached the same heights as before the GST was introduced . Makes you sick

  • @vernonwhite4660
    @vernonwhite4660 Před 27 dny +3

    "We know your doing it tough" Chalmers
    How about we give you a recession??😅

  • @MichaelNorris-lp3ki
    @MichaelNorris-lp3ki Před 27 dny +2

    Inflation = payrises =Inflation

  • @gremics-gallery
    @gremics-gallery Před 27 dny +8

    A full 1% increase is required. It will hurt mortgagees but it has to be done.

    • @user-kz7hp4up6n
      @user-kz7hp4up6n Před 27 dny +1

      Prices are up on insurance and petrol. The only thing a rise will do is take more money and give it to the banks

    • @k3nstyl
      @k3nstyl Před 27 dny

      Or do no rises and watch what happens, tantamount to civil unrest

    • @strategicviewpoint6672
      @strategicviewpoint6672 Před 27 dny

      Savers and Pensioners would be happy though. Might actually price in the true value of money......

    • @DanTuber
      @DanTuber Před 27 dny

      She hasn't got the guts to do it. They turfed out Lowe cos he was too aggressive and the new chick is too afraid to pull the trigger.

    • @adiintel1
      @adiintel1 Před 26 dny

      @@strategicviewpoint6672 its not really good money if its being inflated at 4% though... so they say...

  • @jonathoncalabrese2035
    @jonathoncalabrese2035 Před 27 dny +2

    Kinda seems deliberate

    • @SOMErandomAussie999
      @SOMErandomAussie999 Před 27 dny +2

      100% trying to break middle class and have only top and bottom...

  • @rob6543
    @rob6543 Před 27 dny +2

    Don’t blame the baby boomers there work there guts out and never got to do the things the children do today

  • @TheGranthigginson
    @TheGranthigginson Před 25 dny

    1970s. The general theme is that rates were hiked north of 20% to break the back of inflation

  • @Barney_Rubble247
    @Barney_Rubble247 Před 27 dny +2

    They lied to you dominic pelle. 😆

  • @UnknownUser-sc6jx
    @UnknownUser-sc6jx Před 27 dny +1

    They just agreed to a nurse pay increase as well haha more inflation

  • @strategicviewpoint6672
    @strategicviewpoint6672 Před 27 dny +1

    What good news? Australia is already in a GDP per capita recession. Getting poorer day by day........

  • @kathyjova98
    @kathyjova98 Před 27 dny

    People working two jobs to survive are not high employment numbers, just people and jobs being counted twice. Nobody seems to be counting the number of companies and small businesses going bankrupt, where are the people working in these companies finding work?

  • @markb7898
    @markb7898 Před 27 dny +1

    Inflation is definitely going up prices are constantly increasing. Cost of living rising. I would bet Albanese and his cohorts will be pushing for MP wage rises.

    • @shelby6622
      @shelby6622 Před 25 dny

      They just gave themselves their 3rd pay rise since they got into govt.

  • @ewtwetrwerwteet
    @ewtwetrwerwteet Před 27 dny +2

    For inflation to fall, they need to jack up rates to above the true inflation rate, which they can't do. Therefore, inflation will continue to burn through. If you havne't got assets like property, gold, silver that get pushed up with inflation sorry you are shit out of luck, work isn't worth it. Not at all. 🤣 The wages are appaling just looked, why would anyone bother?

  • @soup-nazi6824
    @soup-nazi6824 Před 27 dny +1

    Prepare for another 2 interest rate hikes or more before Christmas 😬-thanks to Labors incompetence..

  • @user-ik3bx8yf6t
    @user-ik3bx8yf6t Před 27 dny +1

    Our economy is very Slim just like Jim’s integrity lol We really need to show Slim Jim and his mates AnAl, Benny, Dicky, and the rest of the clowns in the Communist Party the door at the next election.

  • @rabidsminions2079
    @rabidsminions2079 Před 27 dny +2

    Punters Politics covered inflation, Jim maybe you should watch his video to get some clues as to what to do.

    • @coopsnz1
      @coopsnz1 Před 27 dny

      he a communist retard dont take advice from him ! he wouldnt know fuck all about business what net profit is it fallen not gone up

  • @MrBigbangbuzz
    @MrBigbangbuzz Před 27 dny

    Maybe it’s state governments narcissistic projects ?

  • @iggy5347
    @iggy5347 Před 27 dny +1

    Its okay i just ask my boss for pay rise

  • @knight2425
    @knight2425 Před 27 dny

    So this fantastic and smart budget is failing? 😂😂😂😂

  • @garybilkey1244
    @garybilkey1244 Před 27 dny +1

    Is this the recession we had to have bring back keating he had 17 percent ha ha

  • @anitacohen8753
    @anitacohen8753 Před 27 dny

    How could it? We are the most indebted people in the world! Strangely, DEBT is carefully avoided by many. Others have no choice but signing on the dotted line. If it were not for debt, there would be no Australia! Time for a change in conversation!

    • @adiintel1
      @adiintel1 Před 26 dny

      i thought switzerland was the most highly indebted people of the world.

  • @peterburke8650
    @peterburke8650 Před 27 dny

    I will say it again for the dummies. Inflation is a 14 year cycle. We are 4 years away from peak.

  • @freedomnews4994
    @freedomnews4994 Před 27 dny

    RBA should have acted sooner with rates, she knew she had to put them up early this year but didn't act and I knew the pain was coming. Obviously people can afford these high mortgages they are earning big bucks otherwise house prices wouldn't be so inflated! Bring back Paul Keating I say!

  • @zig6427
    @zig6427 Před 27 dny +1

    Never trust a Modern Monetary Theorist,at least they're consistantly wrong you 've got to love that in a analist.

  • @user-vb2bq4jl8q
    @user-vb2bq4jl8q Před 27 dny

    Inflation rate is not going down as our shipping company also increased import shipping cost and usually Australia does very good in the second half year upon till January.

  • @girlwholikeswater4
    @girlwholikeswater4 Před 25 dny

    You pollies need a pay cut experience whats its like to go without. I m tired of paying 14.00 for a blick of cheese .

  • @alancotterell9207
    @alancotterell9207 Před 27 dny +1

    Austerity measures cause inflation in the long term. They are only a short tem fix to keep up appearances, and to set the opposition up to have more difficult problems.

  • @AJonVolk
    @AJonVolk Před 27 dny

    Cut fuel exist, open more oil refineries, and do everything possible to let the cost of energy, this will squash inflation.

  • @1JohnnyUTAH
    @1JohnnyUTAH Před 27 dny +1

    Wow Australia is Getting a break from the morning Propaganda Brothers of Carl and Peter.

  • @donotcomply665
    @donotcomply665 Před 27 dny

    Okay, so let's go vote harder and get the other side of the uniparty in - that'll fix it!

  • @ministerofemergencies1809

    Labor clearly will fall.

  • @deanhays6115
    @deanhays6115 Před 27 dny

    The recession we had to have mark ll

  • @farnorth9075
    @farnorth9075 Před 27 dny +1

    Congratulations on shutting down Australia for two years during COVID, and for printing money. The chicken has come home to roost. You didn’t think that you could do all of this without a negative effect.

  • @johnnybgood3909
    @johnnybgood3909 Před 27 dny

    the higher interest rates are, the more i seem to be spending. Free money from interest on savings allows me to buy so many more things i dont really need now.

  • @kenmiller2341
    @kenmiller2341 Před 25 dny

    All done by design

  • @BarbaraHambleton
    @BarbaraHambleton Před 27 dny

    Not going to be much extra at all lovie. She’s not really very bright

  • @peterching2125
    @peterching2125 Před 27 dny

    inflation up...albo goes look here... assange... no one cares. we know what your game is albo.

  • @jamielinsdell4900
    @jamielinsdell4900 Před 27 dny

    Trimmed mean inflation is at its lowest level in two years and much lower than the 5.0 per cent at the time of the election.
    Headline inflation increased by 1.0 per cent in the March quarter 2024, half of the quarterly peak recorded in the March quarter 2022, before the election.
    Inflation has improved considerably under Labor as well as delivering two budget surpluses, the first in over 18 years. Soon cost of living relief will come in the form of tax breaks, energy bill rebates, free child care, expanding the PBS, wage rises etc. There is much to repair after the Decade of Debacle under the Coalition. Their legacy is record debt and confusion over energy policy. Their nuclear argument is just a ploy to scuttle renewable investment - as usual. Our economy is strong and will avoid recession even with more interest rate hikes.

    • @KT-bb1tb
      @KT-bb1tb Před 27 dny

      That 5% was the Result of the One Off Covid Stimulus, fully Suported by Your Labor Mates !

    • @vernonwhite4660
      @vernonwhite4660 Před 27 dny

      You must be living in la la land!😊

    • @knight2425
      @knight2425 Před 27 dny

      They clearly are, next they will be preaching electricity is the cheapest it’s ever been and householders have never had it better!

    • @jamielinsdell4900
      @jamielinsdell4900 Před 27 dny

      While wholesale electricity prices have become significantly cheaper since 2022, power bills have continued to climb for a number of reasons, including extreme weather, increased network costs and power system events caused by aging, unreliable coal-fired power stations and inflated global coal and gas prices. Coalition inaction over the last decade with renewables has exasperated the problem when it is known that this approach will drive down costs. After listening to the Coalition's 2 page nuclear policy, it is clear only a Labor government is serious about reducing energy prices while also cutting emissions. The Coalition is unelectable.

    • @knight2425
      @knight2425 Před 27 dny

      @@jamielinsdell4900 and there it is, forget the promise that Albo made about lowering electricity prices, let’s go straight to the default excuse Labor use when they fail “it’s not our fault but Liberals” lol. Listening to the two proposals it’s very clear that there is so much missing from the Labor proposal especially around total costings which is done for two reasons, Labor either don’t know the total costings which after being in power for two years they should know or the total cost is astronomical and much much more than Duttons. Seeing how wasteful Labor are with spending its very clear only one proposal has a chance of lowering prices and that Duttons especially with the ludicrous amount of spending going on now for renewables it means power prices will continue to increase significantly for some time yet

  • @BUY_YOUTUB_VIEWS_96
    @BUY_YOUTUB_VIEWS_96 Před 27 dny +1

    OMG! So good 😍