David Jones warns rate hikes making shoppers think twice
The boss of the department store warns that the last two rate hikes by the RBA are finally causing shoppers to think before they buy, as Anchorage Capital takes control on Monday.
The boss of the department store warns that the last two rate hikes by the RBA are finally causing shoppers to think before they buy, as Anchorage Capital takes control on Monday.
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