Inflation Get’s Worse! | Will The RBA Raise Interest Rates?
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I ignored the RBA's diatribe and fixed my rates at 2.7% for 5 years in mid 2021.
All levels of Government...including the RBA...are inefficient.
@Ravi I like the way you present information using various data sources in easy to understand and fun way... lot of hard work goes into it and appreciate your efforts. No one can predict the things but it is important to keep up to date with things.
Ravi predicted rate cuts over a year ago now. Way way off the mark brother 😅
I know right. Predictions are hard and it’s why I along with people waaaay smarter than me that get it wrong.
As long as ukraine and israeli wars persist under liberal leadership in the US - my bets are inflation remains high and interest rates on hold or rises. @@PersonalFinancewithRaviSharma
@@PersonalFinancewithRaviSharma your predictions were well Before any of the other economists or banks. Just know that you are influencing people to buy. It’s bold to be calling that stuff and really lose Credibility when it’s so far off. None of the economists or Banks were predicting rate cuts that early.
I love higher interest rates.
@@parkerbohnn thanks for your input :-) (Y)
I am seeing more petty thefts in the supermarkets, but they look like parents or singles that struggle to afford basics like bread and milk.
Hi Ravi,
I enjoyed your recent video on interest rates and the housing market. Given your insights on the persistent inflation and potential rate hikes, I wanted to ask about Peter Schiff's view that continued money printing in the U.S. could lead to hyperinflation. If this scenario unfolds, do you think Australia could face similar inflationary pressures?
With our current high interest rates, do you still believe it's wise to buy a house? You mentioned that high rates discourage home construction and increase rental demand, driving up costs. How do you see this impacting Australia's safety and crime rates if inflation remains high?
Lastly, do you think inflation can be effectively fought? Based on the data you've analyzed, what supports your stance on this?
Thanks for your honest insights,
Rayman
Warren hogan looking really smart right about now…..
I think we need to understand the underlying issue of the global economy. Rate cuts or hikes do not control inflation as the central banks money printing and government spending are out of control . We have a broken fiat currency controlled by particulars. And only benefit a few . What something is worth doesn't represent true value .
Correct - also involvement in wars needs to be considered.
Question: why do you have an apostrophe in the word "gets"?
Real productivity should increase as everyone works harder to pay for their higher mortgages and rents.
Government will love the extra tax revenue as incomes grow and people pay higher costs, even with the tax cuts, GST is still 10%.
High interest rates and taxes are good because they make people broke and drive productivity which is what we all really need for the world to function.
Unpopular view I’m sure, but
If we all have millions, very few will want to do anything and very little will get done,
We need people to be money hungry for the economy to be productive.
Taxes and interest rates drain money from the economy so most people remain motivated to work to pay their bills essentially.
Big mortgages are great to keep people working which is what really matters in any economy.
I got approval for a one-million-dollar loan last month, but I can't find a suitable home here in Adelaide, it's way too expensive. Should I wait a few months and hope that prices will come down a bit, or should I buy as soon as possible? It's my first home.
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I would say that saddling yourself with a $1 million debt is going to have a profound effect on your life and unless you are earning an enormous salary in a secure position you would do better to save your money and live a modest lifestyle rather than live as big as your income will permit. But like most people today you would probably have the need to have it all rather than delay gratification. You could use money you have to invest in your future ( and make a better income ) rather than borrow money to “improve” your lifestyle now
100% agree on the point of zooming out and focusing on the larger economy. RBA cant be silly enough to just focus on one instrument (Rate hikes) to control the inflation!
I think there had been a lot of youtube videos, media news, bank predictions that RBA will cut rates. Thats why people got more confidence of spending again. Well that 4% inflation last month is just a month worth of data, but yeah, well , we’ll see.
haha remember when you said they would aggressively cut rates lmaoo. Party is over mate. enjoy those interest rate rises. Also stop giving people false information and encouraging them to buy just to benefit your own portfolios and business.
Working my ass off to pay off my mortgage asap.
Yes but you only live once go out enjoy travel as much as possible and enjoy memories not just work coz you won’t take house to the grave with you memories fun memories are far better your only working the system go enjoy life more
Next time pay cash.
Thanks!
Problem with raising rates is it only fuels rent hikes which in part rises inflation. We need fiscal policy not more monetary
The infinite cycle 🔁
It also puts a heck of a lot more money into the pockets of retirees and savers.
Raise the GST
It’s over mate
Pack it up, it’s game over. This is the end game now 🙃
@@PersonalFinancewithRaviSharma it was jk, love your work keep it up.
Despite the rhetoric the government can direct the Reserve Bank to alter interest rates. They would be wise to direct the Reserve Bank to reduce the interest rates by the smallest possible margin, i.e. 25 basis points and keep them on hold for 12 months. This would give both a small amount of relief and some future certainty to stressed mortgage holders. It should not effect inflation which is more the result of corporations price gouging using supply chain issues as an excuse.The nexus between government and the large corporations that feed off government contracts is also a major cause of inflation as government expenditure is skyrocketing due to outsourcing costs which push up government charges while reducing services. The present Federal Government also wants to push a bill through parliament to remove the power of the government over the Reserve Bank to supposedly make it independent which is a joke as the Reserve Bank represents the four foreign owned major banks that control the Australian banking system.The Federal Government is democratically elected while the Reserve Bank Board is not.
RBA should hold the interest rate rather than raising because raise will not control oil prices for sure, but it increases rental prices again (following the same cycle)
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Volg feels super fake n contrived just stick to what your good at!
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