• What the US Rate Cut Means For Australian Real Estate

  • Sep 24 2024
  • Length: 28 mins
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What the US Rate Cut Means For Australian Real Estate

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  • This episode explores the current economic landscape, focusing on the implications of the recent Federal Reserve rate cut in the United States and its potential effects on Australia.

    Is a recession coming or are we headed for a soft landing? The trends in employment, and the challenges of housing affordability in Australia. It’s all here in this critical episode with all the important updates on our economy and real estate markets. Listen in and take action.

    I discuss -

    00:00 - Economic Outlook: Recession or Soft Landing?

    02:52 - Understanding the Fed's Rate Cut and Its Implications

    10:32 - Employment Trends and Economic Resilience

    18:35 - Australia's Economic Landscape and Future Projections

    25:45 - Global Economic Indicators and Future Predictions

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    Sam
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