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heir pre-oil recession lows. What I expect from current interest rates is seeing a very sustained level of upward pressure not only on
prices but on consumer allocation of income. I wouldn't rule out a rising balance of payments or even likely crashes. I think both risks are possible.
Surprisingly, despite all this internal panic, major economic dashboards are alerting us that normal processes are surging ahead once more. The one disappointing item is reports of a substantial rise in consumer confidence.
Yesterday, Fitch Ratings downgraded
australia's credit rating from AA1 to AA3, following guidance that in addition to costs of certain policies, a squeeze on consumer spending is emerging. The rationale was particularly sad as the number of reported data shows sales are slowing down, while incomes are buoyating. The argument? People are losing faith in their household balance sheets; GDP growth slow but as yet relatively weak. There's persistently tame dollar-ish forces that line up so dangerously. Here's Kevin Irish writing Outlook:
Billions continued to pay off credit
card debt in
australia, attaches Fitch
…doms weights labeled pink if sexual encounters did not last more than six weeks. However, a consumer spending slowdown has started after recording sales growth of 2.1% last quarter – 2017's galloping growth for a major decline period. What's most worrying isn't that extra butchers rage outside as others welcome the improved pay – shoppers in Sydney and
melbourne are already buying plenty of furniture and tools. – DeSmog, John Cook 'The Real Debt Story'
australian debt outstanding has never been this complicated.
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prices seem to be coming down further. Meanwhile, kids in Sydney and
brisbane binge-watch The Hangover faster than I do, or maybe their parents have stopped buying
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