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| | | ... that second half of the cycle, and so it's the worst part of the investment, even though the technology changes the economy," he said. Davis said this happens because with any general-purpose technology - which AI is - it is making other companies ... |
| | | | ... whether more steps can be taken on tax reform," he said. "But overall, it will all be about lifting the speed limit on the economy, making sure we can grow quicker with lower inflation, attracting investment, dealing with intergenerational issues, and ... |
| | | | ... government expenditure, excluding expenditure during Covid, will never be higher than this year as a percentage of the economy. It is the highest it will ever be excluding Covid in 30 years," he said. Posing the question to RBA governor Michele Bullock ... |
| | | | ... in 2022, it picked up materially in the second half of 2025," Bullock said. "The board has been closely monitoring the economy and judges that some of the increase in inflation reflects greater capacity pressures. As a result, the board considers that ... |
| | | | UniSuper head of fixed income David Colosimo said the US economy may be performing better than was expected despite ongoing inflation and geopolitical concerns. "If you look at the market-wide numbers, both Australia and the US were up between 1-2% ... |
| | | | ... "We are proud of the story that champions our members and the vital contribution they make to building the Australian economy." |
| | | | ... getting the Liberal debt down, that's been the story of this government," Chalmers said. "And the story of 2025 and our economy was public spending - public final demand - retreating and its place being taken by private final demand, by private investment ... |
| | | | ... clients seek exposure to companies riding global trends like digitalisation, electrification and sustainability. "The global economy is undergoing significant and ongoing transformation as industries evolve in response to resource constraints, sustainability ... |
| | | | ... rates again at the May policy meeting. "To my mind, two rate hikes - given our highly indebted and interest-rate-sensitive economy - should be more than enough to dampen economic growth again and rein in ongoing inflation pressures in areas such as housing ... |
| | | | ... continues to be at historic lows overall." Chesler said while this indicates that Australians are fully employed and the economy is robust, inflation levels are still too high for the RBA. With the fall in unemployment being the strongest indicator of ... |
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