Alarm bells for Australia at Chinese ports
Australia’s entire economy is heavily dependent on one thing – and signs at Chinese ports are not looking good.
Australia’s entire economy is heavily dependent on one thing – and signs at Chinese ports are not looking good.
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Hard working Australians are being left renting forever thanks to one particular move by many property investors.
As one Aussie industry teeters on the edge there’s a ray of hope that could see the Australian economy transformed.
Interest rates cuts are vital for Aussie mortgage holders but there is a chance that the forecast date for the cash rate cut could change.
It’s the cornerstone of Aussie life, the Great Australian Dream – but figures show that only one section of society is benefiting.
It was the era our economy was growing strongly, the average Aussie could afford homes and unemployment had fallen.
Australia’s economic future is in the balance as the $532 billion collapse of mega developer Evergrande takes hold.
Young people are told to move to the regions to afford property but this wave has caused mayhem in many areas.
Australia’s GDP is more than healthy yet everyone feels squeezed – but the story of the Aussie economy isn’t as simple as it may first seem.
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