RBA's Ellis - Starting to see spill over effect from public infrastructure spending
|Comments from RBA Assistant Governor Ellis crossing the wires via Reuters-
- Starting to see spillover effect from public infrastructure spending onto non-mining private sector
- Watching energy policy developments in Australia
- Expect retail electricity prices will add to CPI in coming quarters
- Electricity prices not a dominant factor in household spending, but will add to headline inflation
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