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The ABS has released its final Household Impacts of COVID-19 survey, which contains the following chart showing that Australians are increasingly happy to get vaccinated:
More Aussies happy to get vaccinated.
Specifically:
73.4% of Australian adults agreed to get vaccinated in June 21, the highest recorded level.
Opposition to getting vaccinated fell to 11.4% in June 21, down from a peak of 13.4% in April.
14.3% of adult Australians are indifferent to getting vaccinated, the lowest recorded level.
Of those that disagree to get vaccinated, the key two reasons are:
concerns relating to potential side-effects (52%, a decrease from 64% in May 2021); and
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By Mark Story
CBA’s BNPL entry
Having taken a stake in the buy now pay later (BNPL) firm Klarna in 2019, Commonwealth Bank ((CBA)) is launching its own BNPL product to the bank’s consumers, which can be used anywhere Mastercard is accepted.
Morgan Stanley believes Commonwealth Bank’s decision to launch a BNPL offering was in part driven by desire to protect its market share with younger customers. The broker notes, CBA has around a 45% market share with 18-24 year olds, which is also a key market for the BNPL sector. Morgan Stanley also suspects by having its own BNPL offering, CBA can protect its customer spending data from being shared with other financial providers.