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Of relief on interest rates remains a distant one. gross domestic product rose by 0.1% in the first quarter, which is just below market forecasts. annual growth dropped to 1.1%, from 1.5% the previous quarter and the slowest pace in three decades outside of the pandemic. let s go live to canberra for analysis cherelle murphy, ey 0ceania s chief economist. good to have you on the programme, what is happening in australia? hi. programme, what is happening in australia? . ., , , australia? hi, certainly very slow growth australia? hi, certainly very slow growth here australia? hi, certainly very slow growth here in - australia? hi, certainly very l slow growth here in australia. as you say, just really not much above zero in the march quarter. we expected that, of course, the reserve bank of australia has been trying to slow down the economy for the best part of two years now and certainly that is having an impact on consumption. there was maybe a slight surprise in these numbers, t
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