Are you dry curious?

Adam and Thomas discuss recent economic indicators, including the Reserve Bank of New Zealand's rate cuts and consumer confidence data. They examine how these changes affect the market and consumer perceptions of their finances. They also analyse trends in real estate listings post-COVID-19 and their impact on housing prices. And they explore the rising trend of sobriety during Sober October, noting the increase in 'sober curious' individuals and the popularity of non-alcoholic beverages.

All this and more on this week’s Comedian v Economist.

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