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AI boom to fuel Australia inflation despite higher rates, ex-RBA official says

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By Ankika Biswas Verified
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By Ankika Biswas Oct 8 (Reuters) – Australia’s AI investment boom is likely to boost inflation in the near term as productivity benefits take longer to emerge, leaving the central ​bank with limited scope to overlook price pressures, Jonathan Kearns, ‌a former Reserve Bank of Australia official, said on Thursday.
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AI boom to fuel Australia inflation despite higher rates, ex-RBA official says

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By Ankika Biswas Verified
| WDSM-AM (Duluth , MN) Verified
By Ankika Biswas Oct 8 (Reuters) – Australia’s AI investment boom is likely to boost inflation in the near term as productivity benefits take longer to emerge, leaving the central ​bank with limited scope to overlook price pressures, Jonathan Kearns, ‌a former Reserve Bank of Australia official, said on Thursday.
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AI boom to fuel Australia inflation despite higher rates, ex-RBA official says

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By Ankika Biswas Verified
| KDAL-FM (Duluth , MN) Verified
By Ankika Biswas Oct 8 (Reuters) – Australia’s AI investment boom is likely to boost inflation in the near term as productivity benefits take longer to emerge, leaving the central ​bank with limited scope to overlook price pressures, Jonathan Kearns, ‌a former Reserve Bank of Australia official, said on Thursday.
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