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RBA Governor Bullock: Persistant inflation could significantly impact future policy decisions
Just in | RBA Governor Bullock warns that persistent inflation could significantly impact future policy decisions.
— Markets Capital (@MarketsCapApp) December 2, 2025
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RBA GOV BULLOCK SAYS LABOUR MARKET IS IN A GOOD POSITION, PART OF THE RISE IN TRIMMED-MEAN INFLATION IS TEMPORARY, AND INFLATION EXPECTATIONS REMAIN ANCHORED. ...
— MarketNewsFeed (@MarketNews_Feed) December 2, 2025
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