'Not out of the woods': Mark Bouris reacts to RBA rate decision

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'Not out of the woods': Mark Bouris reacts to RBA rate decision
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Finance guru Mark Bouris has predicted when rates will start to drop after warning relief from the Reserve Bank could be temporary following Philip Lowe’s announcement.

4.10 per cent for a second month in a rowCelebrity entrepreneur and businessman Mr Bouris expressed relief with hundreds of thousands of Aussies but warned “rates could still go up”.

However, Mr Bouris said the more pertinent question was when Aussies could expect to see the hikes reversed with rate drops. He concluded his brief video expressing joy that the RBA had “seen sense” after being a vocal advocate against the increases.

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