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Why the RBA has been so chill about putting jobs on the line

Posted on June 25, 2026
By The Sydney Morning Herald
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Why the RBA has been so chill about putting jobs on the line

If the Reserve Bank has seemed more intent on hammering down inflation than preserving jobs, that’s because it is. The reason? It comes down, partly, to shapes.