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as posted by the channelIt’s been a tough year for the economy, with a lot of Australians struggling with rising interest rates and a surge in the cost of living. SubscribeSubscribe to the ABC News Daily podcast here
But spare a thought for the people of Britain, where this week the new government’s mini-budget sent an already struggling economy into freefall, and the pound to the lowest level ever recorded against the US dollar.
Today, the ABC’s business editor, Ian Verrender, on the impact on global markets, and why our own budget this month will be one of the most conservative yet.
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