The recent damage caused by Cyclone Debbie is clearly devastating for those households and businesses in Queensland that have been most affected. And it will leave a fairly large dent in Queensland’s economy, at least in the near-term. But it won’t significantly reduce GDP growth in the whole of Australia and any resulting rise in CPI inflation will be temporary.
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