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SBS On the Money: Electricity bills to fall 6% in 2024

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Households can expect to pay $77 less on electricity bills by 2024 so the Australian Energy Market Commission's Anna Collyer explains why; plus Kyle Rodda from IG Markets on the day on the markets.

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