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Kevin Hogan Criticizes Labor Government Over Inflation and Rate Hikes

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Kevin Hogan criticized the economic management of the Labor government, using inflation as a benchmark for his critique. This followed a Reserve Bank decision to increase the cash rate by 0.25 percentage points to 4.85%. Since the Labor government took power, underlying inflation has been 4.3 per cent, compared to 2.6% in the USA and the 2% range in the European Union.

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The rate hike has increased the annual repayment on the average mortgage by $30,000 since the Labor government came to power. Hogan noted that rising costs for housing, electricity, food, and insurance are forcing families to cut back and are hurting small businesses.

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  • Kevin HoganCriticized the Labor government's economic management and inflation performance
  • Anthony AlbaneseThe prime minister whose economic decisions were criticized by Kevin Hogan

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  • Corebridge Financial might face increased lending risk and financial instability due to macroeconomic pressure from rising rates and inflation

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