This strong-arm interest rate play comes at a time when Dr Phil Lowe is under pressure to resign after his very public call that interest rates would in all likelihood be at the very low levels seen during the pandemic start year of 2020 until 2024.

Peter Switzer and Paul Rickard share their thoughts on the major current affairs impacting financial markets and the economy.

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Dr Jim wants banks to become more loveable. When mortgage rates go up, why don’t banks pay savers a lot more than they do?

Paul Rickard is joined by Adam Dawes of Shaw and Partners, Raymond Chan of Morgans, and Peter Switzer speaks with CFO of ELMO Software, James Haslam.

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I can’t wait for September because by then we might see the turning point we have to have.

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