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Australia Considers Fuel Excise Cut Amid Warnings of Inflationary Impact
The Australian government is responding to an ongoing fuel crisis, with a proposed fuel excise cut under consideration, though economists warn it could boost inflation and lead to higher mortgage rates for households.
30 Mar, 04:10 — 30 Mar, 06:48
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sydney-morning-heraldMostly Factual10d ago
Everything you need to know about the Australian fuel crisis response - SMH.com.au
Everything you need to know about the Australian fuel crisis response SMH.com.au
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A fuel excise cut is on its way, but is it a big 'mistake' for Australian households?
Economists warn that a fuel excise cut could boost inflation — and make mortgage rate hikes more likely.
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First report: sydney-morning-herald · 30 Mar, 04:10|Full coverage: 2 · 3h|Window: 3h
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