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Rate pain ‘to quadruple’, but CBA’s Comyn still sees soft landing
Matt Comyn is hoping for the best - a “short, sharp contraction” - while deploying a more conservative strategy and balance sheet.
The three bears of Australian banking are knocking at the door, with higher interest rates, lower house prices and lower spending set to hit the economy over the next six months.
But Commonwealth Bank chief executive Matt Comyn hasn’t given up on a Goldilocks outcome for Australia and his bank, arguing the case for just a short, sharp economic contraction thanks to historically low unemployment.
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