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More woes for consumers as interest rate hike looms and fuel levy relief comes to an end
Consumers are bracing for a challenging June as the Reserve Bank is poised to raise interest rates, coinciding with the end of fuel levy relief, further straining already tight household budgets.
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More woes for consumers as interest rate hike looms and fuel levy relief comes to an end
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