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Tune in to this episode where Ben unpacks three key themes for this month’s economic update:
- What does Russia’s invasion of Ukraine mean for the global economy?
- When will the first rate rise be?
- How will the reopening of international borders affect the Australian economy?
Plus, Ben also includes his latest news and commentary on…
- The Russia-Ukraine War and its impact on Global economy
- Current imposed sanctions on Russia
- Equity market updates
- Economic updates for other world economies
- RBA’s standpoint on inflation and wage growth and their next rate change
- What impact will the reopening of the international border have on the Australian Economy?
- And heaps more!
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