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“The speed of change in the narrative is remarkable given the RBA just last month reiterated that conditions for a rate increase were unlikely to be met before 2024,” Kalkine Group CEO Kunal Sawhney said. “The RBA’s quandary is the latest example of how unexpectedly strong inflation around the globe is putting pressure on central bankers to rethink policy timelines as the tradeoff shifts between supporting pandemic-hit economies and overjuicing prices.”

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What follows next?

Australia had been facing challenging times for the past few months with the advent of the Delta variant. However, the country transformed from a “COVID-zero pandemic management” strategy to “living with the virus through extensive vaccinations.” Thus, now it is finally getting free from the catastrophic effects of the virus.

With the festive season reaching the doorsteps, Australia is all set to resume international tourism. Finally, after months, families are meeting, travel agencies and the aviation industry is picking up green shoots after a very challenging phase. Hopefully, with efficient vaccination drives and other COVID-19 policies, Australia’s tourism sector will be back as a shining star of the land. 

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Well, this list is based upon the official updates released as of October 2021. In addition, a few more countries like Turkey, South Korea, etc., are open for international tourism. However, tourists shouldn’t forget that the pandemic isn’t over yet. Thus, planning should be made accordingly, keeping all the COVID-19 precautions in mind. SOURCE: KALKINE MEDIA

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Besides, concerns loomed that the approaching La Niña pattern that usually delivers harsh winters could further worsen Asia’s energy crisis, said Hina Chowdhary, Director of Research, Kalkine Group.

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Besides, concerns loomed that the approaching La Niña pattern that usually delivers harsh winters could further worsen Asia’s energy crisis, said Hina Chowdhary, Director of Research, Kalkine Group.

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Besides, concerns loomed that the approaching La Niña pattern that usually delivers harsh winters could further worsen Asia’s energy crisis, said Hina Chowdhary, Director of Research, Kalkine Group.