Interest rates and inflation are coming down. Is it time to celebrate? | Cost of Living

There's been a drop in interest rates and inflation, but an economist tells Cost of Living it's still not time to party - yet. Plus, why more Gen Zs are getting in on the new personal finance trend of 'loud budgeting.' We also explore why we might be saying so long to the Google-opoly, and what it means for competition and democracy after a judge ruled that it's illegal for Google to pay Apple to be their default browser.
00:00 Intro
02:00 The economy now
10:29 Gen Z and budgeting
15:14 The Google-opoly
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