Australia's unemployment is rising higher than expected. Should this influence the RBA against more interest rates rises?
Yes - higher rates are causing unemployment so its time to stop
No - inflation is still high and the RBA is not concerned about employment
Not sure - I'm having a hard time understanding what the RBA is trying to achieve with rate rises
If unemployment continues rising over the next 3–6 months, what do you think the RBA will do?
Cut rates
Hold rates
Raise rates
Not sure
What do you think is the RBA’s top priority right now?
Reducing inflation
Avoiding a recession
Keeping employment strong
Financial stability (households/banks)
Balancing inflation and jobs equally
Not sure
How concerned are you about Australia’s labour market weakening?
Very concerned
Somewhat concerned
Not very concerned
Not concerned at all
Not sure
Thanks for voting—your input helps gauge expectations about how labour market changes may influence the RBA’s next moves.
Australia's unemployment is rising higher than expected. Should this influence the RBA against more interest rates rises?
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Yes - higher rates are causing unemployment so its time to stop
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No - inflation is still high and the RBA is not concerned about employment
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Not sure - I'm having a hard time understanding what the RBA is trying to achieve with rate rises
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If unemployment continues rising over the next 3–6 months, what do you think the RBA will do?
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Cut rates
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Hold rates
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Raise rates
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Not sure
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What do you think is the RBA’s top priority right now?
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Reducing inflation
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Avoiding a recession
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Keeping employment strong
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Financial stability (households/banks)
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Balancing inflation and jobs equally
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Not sure
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How concerned are you about Australia’s labour market weakening?
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Very concerned
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Somewhat concerned
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Not very concerned
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Not concerned at all
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Not sure
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