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| | ... Australian manufacturing sector than there has been for some years. Following the retail trade data, buoyant new vehicle sales data and a growing momentum in the housing market, inflationary pressures have been felt in the latest recording for the TD-MI ... |
| | | ... stalling of interest rate moves over the last six months has caused a comeback in the housing market, improved new vehicle sales numbers and now, further evidence that the retail market is buoyant. All this means more pressure on the RBA to increase ... |
| | | ... will thereafter have to re-examine its interest rate stance. In addition to the CPI data, that on retail sales, new vehicle sales, average wage growth and the housing market will need monitoring. Building Approvals data was released yesterday showing ... |
| | | ... now be worth about $31 billion-hence the tight labour market there. The prosperity in WA is mirrored in new motor vehicle sales which, although they have been generally volatile downwards in most states, are now at a healthy 4.7 new cars registered per ... |
| | | ... be seen as a consequence of further evidence of a slowing national economy as retail sales remain flat, new motor vehicle sales volatile and softening, a national drought now expected to yield 60 per cent less agricultural crops than last year and a ... |
| | | ... vehicles in response to the consumer demand that has been driven by the expanding economy. However, the new motor vehicle sales numbers have been volatile downwards recently as higher interest rates made their impact and although retail trade has seen ... |
| | | ... most of the last couple of years although the year on year total peaked in September 2005 at 995,000. In general, vehicle sales have been a little volatile after that peak was reached and related consumer demand numbers like the retail sales data have ... |
| | | ... However, sales are still 3 per cent below their level of a year ago. With the ABS tables it can be seen that passenger vehicle sales rose by 2.1 per cent and sports utility vehicle sales by 10.4 per cent. Analysis of ABS international trade price indices ... |
| | | ... at 0824 AEST, the December share price index contract was 22 points higher at 5323. Today the September new motor vehicle sales figures are due as well as international trade prices indexes for the September quarter. And annual general meetings will ... |
| | | ... figures for the August sales of new cars, which fell by 2.3 per cent. Analysis of the data shows that passenger vehicle sales fell by 1.1 per cent, other vehicles by 1.8 per cent and sports vehicles by 7.2 per cent. Queensland, South Australia and Tasmania ... |
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