Productivity is at all time low in #Australia. Between the Australian Council of Trade Unions push for a four-day work week, @AlboMP’s legislated "right to disconnect" and @JacintaAllanMP’s proposed two day “work from home”, how do we get anything done in this country? #auspol
@ausstockchick There’s really two options, either revenue goes up or costs come down. Developers at this point and not willing to take risks that they had previously. The margins are just not there. There are many options to control either side of the equation for a more favourable outcome.
Is it too late for a #Liberal spill? #Dutton as caretaker for a few years after ScoMo would’ve made sense, surprised they let him go full term leading the party to the polls #auspol 🤷♂️
@OlenaNewto61 @theAZtrader I’d say a combination of a few factors, but ultimately it’s because there is excess money in the economy. Eg ppl refinanced early extracting capital growth, those funds sitting ready to be deployed through rates increase cycle. There’s a lag. Overseas migration also a big factor.
You know all this panic selling?
Just remember, there is a buyer for *every single* trade, today.
Someone's willingly taking the other side.
Don't believe it's all (long term) doom and gloom.
@agroasx Associated himself too closely with the Trumps MAGA campaign, & now that the financial turmoils begun, he’s trying to distance himself as this will lose him in election… your ordinary Aussie will most likely vote for the devil they know opting for grass isn’t always greener
@booozo Correct! There’s no point putting tariffs on imports to help US manufacturers if the USD gets stronger… tariffs meant to make imports more expensive. But if the currency of the exporting country falls against the USD that will make those imports cheaper. Time to force rates down