AMP’s Chief Economist Had This to Say About Rate Cuts, Hotspots and Market Growth in 2025 скачать в хорошем качестве

AMP’s Chief Economist Had This to Say About Rate Cuts, Hotspots and Market Growth in 2025

Shane Oliver is one of the most respected voices in Australia when it comes to the economy and financial markets. As the Chief Economist at AMP, he’s spent over four decades analysing interest rates, market cycles, and housing trends, earning a reputation for cutting through the noise with clarity and precision. In this episode, Shane breaks down exactly where we are in the current rate cycle, why affordability in Australia has become worse than ever, and how cities like Melbourne might be poised for a quiet comeback. We also unpack the growing divide between generations, superannuation changes, the unintended consequences of government policy, and the critical supply issues fueling the housing crisis. Episode Takeaways: ✅ Rate cuts are here, but relief will be slow ✅ Supply, not demand, is driving the affordability crisis ✅ Melbourne may be the best value market right now ✅ Politics and policy are widening the wealth gap ✅ The RBA doesn’t set interest rates for homebuyers ✅ Property and shares both have a place in your portfolio Timestamps: 0:24 Who is Shane Oliver 4:50 Will We Ever See 1.99% Interest Rates Again? 7:40 How Rate Cuts Affect Real People 13:51 Do Rate Cuts Cause House Prices to Rise? 18:09 It Now Takes Twice as Long to Build Homes 23:34 Where the Value Is: Melbourne's Opportunity 29:18 Why Some Buyers Are Returning to Melbourne 34:34 What to Expect Across Cities in the Next 12 Months 38:15 Shares vs. Property: The Ongoing Debate 46:22 Homeowners Control the Vote Meet Shane Oliver Shane Oliver is Chief Economist and Head of Investment Strategy at AMP, where he oversees diversified investment funds and provides expert analysis on economic trends and market cycles. With over 35 years of experience, Shane is widely regarded for his clear insights on interest rates, inflation, property, and global markets. He is a sought-after media commentator and a trusted voice in Australian finance, regularly contributing to publications, broadcasts, and investor forums. Shane holds a PhD in economics and brings a deep, research-driven approach to understanding the forces that shape investment outcomes. 📱 Connect with Shane Oliver Website: https://www.amp.com.au/ LinkedIn:   / shane-oliver-3209542   X: https://x.com/shaneoliveramp ________________________________________ Meet The Property Twins The Property Twins, Sana and Mona Ali, are identical twins from Sydney who began investing in real estate at 24, building a $5 million portfolio before turning 30. Driven by a lifelong passion for property, they left corporate roles in 2017 to establish Property Twins, a mortgage broking and buyers agency. Their mission is to help Australian professionals achieve home ownership and build wealth through property investments. 🌟 Get Started with Property Twins: Book a Property Kickstart Call: http://meetme.so/propertytwins Listen to the Property Addicts Australia Podcast: www.propertyaddictspodcast.com.au Access Our Cash Flow Spreadsheet: Analyse property deals to maximise returns! https://www.propertytwins.com.au/youtube Free Training & Resources in Our Private Facebook Group: Join over 10,000+ clients and investors! https://www.propertyaddicts.com.au 📱 Connect with Property Twins: Facebook:   / propertytwins.com.au   X/Twitter: https://x.com/PropertyTwinsAU/ Instagram:   / propertytwinsau   LinkedIn:   / propertytwins   Instagram for Property Addicts:   / propertyaddictsau   DISCLAIMER: No Legal, Financial & Taxation Advice Property Twins channel contains information that is general in nature. It does not take into account the objectives, financial situation or needs of any particular person. You need to consider your financial situation and needs before making any decisions based on this information. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. The projections are for illustrative purposes only and are not an estimate of the investment returns you will receive or fees and costs you will incur.