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His new breakdown connects US politics, oil prices and Australian borrowing costs, while keeping domestic inflation in the picture.
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Could Washington bring mortgage relief? Scott Kuru's newest long-form breakdown explores that possibility without abandoning the homegrown inflation argument running through his week.
In "BREAKING: Trump Lost Congress & Oil Crashed Overnight — Will the RBA Be Forced to Cut Rates?", Kuru argues that Democratic control of Congress could increase pressure to end the Iran war, easing oil prices and eventually Australian household costs. He also considers the Australian dollar and US trade policy. The qualification matters: cheaper global fuel would not make domestic inflation disappear.
The upload has reached roughly 47,000 views and currently draws the most daily viewing of the channel's highlighted videos. It follows "Who The Hell Got Australia Into This Mess? The Real Story Behind Our Inflation Crisis", which puts productivity, housing supply and government spending at the centre of Kuru's explanation.
Across fifteen uploads, the week's most-watched arrival was his shorter attack on government budgeting, featuring Katy Gallagher's Senate answers and Anthony Albanese's explanation of global pressures. Kuru's argument is that taxpayers deserve the same budget discipline expected of households.
The channel added about 945,000 views and gained subscribers over the week, although its current daily viewing is a little below its usual pace. Among nearby money and business channels, Prof G Markets had a larger weekly view gain; The Real Estate Lawyer had a quieter week.
Older property commentary remains part of the mix: Kuru's mortgage-collapse analysis continues attracting daily views, pairing warnings about falling prices with his argument that constrained housing supply could create further pressure on rents.
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- Channel
- Scott Kuru
- Subscribers
- 125,000 ▲ 1,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 945,230
- Videos published this week
- 15
- Video published
- November 11, 2026
- Video views so far
- 47,477
- Views on its first day
- 39,414
The numbers
Here is how Scott Kuru's audience and uploads moved over the week.
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Which waterway features in Kuru's discussion of oil-supply pressures?
Kuru's inflation and oil coverage references the Strait of Hormuz, a major route for oil shipments.