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Blame game begins as Reserve Bank delivers rate pain

Reserve Bank Governor Michele Bullock said what's happened over the last six months or so is that private demand has turned out to be much stronger than we had been forecasting as the cash rate increased by 0.25 per cent. (Dan Himbrechts/AAP Image)

The Reserve Bank's decision to lift the benchmark borrowing rate to 3.85 per cent has brought an end to the […]

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