Interest rates have been a hot topic this year. Of course they’re always on the agenda of finance media commentary, given their use as a litmus test for the overall economic viability of our nation at any given time. But across these markedly different last 15 months, where the Reserve Bank has sat politely on an all time low 2.50% cash rate, you virtually trip over a new opinion piece about what’s happening and where rates are heading every time you open your email (I say ironically) or read a newspaper (they still exist I’m told).
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