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Hope for rate cut as inflation holds steady
The softer-than-expected reading is a further sign the Reserve Bank could move to ease interest rates later this year.
Hope for rate cut as inflation holds steady
The softer-than-expected reading is a further sign the Reserve Bank could move to ease interest rates later this year.
ASX slips ahead of inflation print
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