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Friendly fire erupts as Chris Minns takes veiled swipe at Anthony Albanese over spending as interest rates and inflation surge
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NSW Premier Chris Minns has criticized the federal government's spending approach, citing a collective responsibility to combat inflation. The criticism comes as interest rates reach a 11-year high.
What happened
NSW Premier Chris Minns has delivered a veiled jab at the federal government's spending approach. The Reserve Bank raised the cash rate to 4.6 per cent, the highest level since 2011, in a unanimous decision. This follows a perceived shift in the federal government's spending policies.
Why it matters
The criticism highlights a public debate on the handling of economic policies amidst rising interest rates and inflation.
Key facts
- The cash rate was lifted by 25 basis points.
- The Reserve Bank's decision was unanimous.
- Interest rates have reached a 11-year high.
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