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If turbocharged petrol prices are driving up inflation, then why are Australia’s unemployed on the line? | Greg Jericho

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Last updated: September 30, 2026 5:00 pm
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Avoiding a rise in unemployment is important for the RBA – but apparently not a dealbreaker

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And here we are again. Hello darkness my old friend. Interest rates up again and talk of a recession if needed.

The Reserve Bank’s enacting legislation gives it a dual mandate – “price stability [ie stable inflation] and the maintenance of full employment in Australia”. But in reality the RBA seems to ignore the “full employment” aspect overall and we now need to worry about a recession.

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Source: Guardian Economics

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