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Mark Di Stefano

NAB chief economist Sally Auld goes two for two

The star recruit at the major lender was caught offside, again.

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Jim Chalmers′ response to the Reserve Bank’s surprise interest rate call on Tuesday was to compile, almost passive-aggressively, economic data that suggested it should have cut.

Not very 2025 of you, Jim. Donald Trump has already shown the way to deal with an intransigent central bank involves taking out your big black Sharpie.

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