Trump's tariff tantrum could shake up Australian property market
The Trump tariffs may or may not liberate the US economy but they could have lasting implications for the Australian economy, interest rates and property market.
At last count, Donald Trump has signed a record 109 executive orders at around one per day, but none may prove more far-reaching than the latest imposing global tariffs under the guise of a formal Economic Emergency. (Image source: Shutterstock.com)
It’s a confusing time to be an RBA Governor.
The United States’ application of blanket tariffs around the world has sent shockwaves through the global economy that will reverberate all the way through Australia’s economy and down to the national property market.
For Michele Bullock, at the helm of the Reserve Bank of Australia, deciding how to react to this chaotic economic landscape is far from clear-cut.
For the past couple of Monetary Polic…
