Australian households barely opened their wallets in August
Australian household spending rose just 0.1% in August, well below forecasts. CreditorWatch’s Anneke Thompson questions whether the RBA is overestimating consumer strength.
Australian household spending rose just 0.1% in August, well below forecasts. CreditorWatch’s Anneke Thompson questions whether the RBA is overestimating consumer strength.
The RBA held interest rates at 3.60%, citing signs inflation may be higher than expected in September.
Melbourne’s struggling land market jumped in May and August after rate cuts. More momentum expected through November regardless of next week’s decision.
Australia’s central bank delivered its third rate cut this year, dropping rates to 3.6% as businesses navigate a tricky hiring landscape.
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Four in five businesses surveyed said they were positive about the future despite current headwinds and challenging conditions.
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