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'There is a risk': Fears tanking Aussie dollar will 'raise costs'

The article from news.com.au discusses concerns over the declining value of the Australian dollar, which has hit a three-year low against the US dollar. This depreciation is raising fears that it could lead to higher costs for imports, thereby increasing inflation in Australia. The article highlights that while a lower dollar can boost exports by making Australian goods cheaper overseas, it also makes imports more expensive, affecting everything from consumer goods to business inputs. Economists and business leaders are expressing worry about the potential for this to exacerbate cost-of-living pressures, especially as global supply chain issues persist. The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is monitoring the situation closely, with some speculation on whether this might influence future interest rate decisions. However, the RBA has indicated that the current economic conditions might still warrant a cautious approach to monetary policy adjustments.

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[ https://www.news.com.au/finance/economy/australian-economy/there-is-a-risk-fears-tanking-aussie-dollar-will-raise-costs/news-story/0cdda37f6e3ecdfea2e8cf5ee71713ed ]