look at data from us and others, you will see that the public genuinely believes those pledges have been missed and perhaps only one or perhaps even non had been met. that is not a good foundation on which to build an election campaign. so i imagine that instead the focus now will switch to the budget and the will switch to the budget and the will be that among those in downing street that the announcement made also resonate with the public and bring about some sort of positive change, notjust in the voting intention, a long lasting change in the question of who is best to run the question of who is best to run the economy. fin the question of who is best to run the economy- the question of who is best to run the economy. on that issue of the economy. the economy. on that issue of the economy. sir the economy. on that issue of the economy, sir keir the economy. on that issue of the economy, sir keir starmer- the economy. on that issue of the economy, sir keir starmer was - the ec
i don t think called. could it be a double bluff? i don t think this called. could it be a double bluff? i don t think this as called. could it be a double bluff? i don t think this as concrete - called. could it be a double bluff? i don t think this as concrete as i called. could it be a double bluff? i don t think this as concrete as it| i don t think this as concrete as it is perhaps being interpreted and if the budget goes extremely well, if there is a long standing change to there is a long standing change to the government s fortunes in terms of voting intention and the underlying data around the economy and leadership, and i don t think we can rule out a spring election but the likelihood of that actually happening, given how little movement there has been until this point, is very very small, and i would not be absolutely amazed because of the last ten years if they have taught us anything, you cannot rule anything out but it is very unlikely and i imagine that the electio
ANZ-Roy Morgan Consumer Confidence increased 1pt to 81.8 this week, a second straight weekly increase to end the year at its highest since early February 2023.
ANZ-Roy Morgan Consumer Confidence jumped 4.4pts to 80.8 this week after the RBA left interest rates unchanged at last week’s final meeting for the year.