Saving or investing, your choice?
In 2022, market forecasts have pushed back the first Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) rate hike from June to July and now catch rates at 1.0% by year-end rather than 1.25%. Meanwhile, the yield on three-year bonds has fallen 20 basis points to 1.36%. Moreover, the RBA has kept rates at 0.1% throughout and reiterated its patience with policy.
On the other hand, Su-Lin Ong, chief economist for Australia at RBC Capital Markets, noted that households had now built up excess savings of around A$28 billion, or 13% of GDP. She expressed that solid household balance sheets could support market expectations for above-trend and robust growth in 2022.
Based on current policies, would you choose to join the savings team or embrace investments with higher returns?
On the other hand, Su-Lin Ong, chief economist for Australia at RBC Capital Markets, noted that households had now built up excess savings of around A$28 billion, or 13% of GDP. She expressed that solid household balance sheets could support market expectations for above-trend and robust growth in 2022.
Based on current policies, would you choose to join the savings team or embrace investments with higher returns?
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