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| | | ... take longer to conquer. "We expect a modest sequential improvement in economic momentum, underpinned by rising real household incomes as inflation levels slowly subside, a rebounding housing market, expectations of rate cuts, and structural drivers of ... |
| | | | ... example, they have fallen 21.5% in the year to November. They would have fallen 1.7% without our energy rebates for every household that we are rolling out," he said. "Electricity prices would have come off a little bit without action. They've come off ... |
| | | | The monthly Consumer Price Index (CPI) indicator rose 2.3% in the 12 months to November 2024, up from a 2.1% rise in the 12 months to October, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). The biggest jumps in prices were in food and non-alcoholic ... |
| | | | Household wealth rose for the eighth consecutive quarter, up 2.4% or $401 billion in the September quarter 2024, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). Total household wealth was $16.9 trillion in the September quarter, which was 9.9% ... |
| | | | ... near zero since 2016 - is a "broader driver of the malaise in living standards." Notably, since peaking in 2021, real household disposable income per capita - a measure of the value of incomes per person after allowing for tax, mortgage debt payments ... |
| | | | The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) will deliver its final interest rate decision today, with a hold predicted by most experts. The RBA has kept rates on hold at 4.35% all year, despite other global central banks having begun a rate cutting cycle. But ... |
| | | | ... data to extract key insights into the Australian economy on a regular and consistent basis. He developed the CommBank's Household Spending Insights (HSI) Index and oversaw the growth of the bank's sustainable economics research to support customers with ... |
| | | | ... Bhimavarapu said the data came in under expectations. "The data confirms our worst fears of muted economic growth. Once again household consumption remained muted while that of the government did the heavy lifting, without which growth would have been ... |
| | | | ... the large decreases in electricity prices. "Commonwealth government and State government rebates continue to reduce household out-of-pocket expenses for electricity, leading to a 12.3% fall in electricity prices in the month of October. This follows ... |
| | | | ... and stable financial system. In reaching the decision to keep the settings steady, APRA said it took account of high household indebtedness and a pick-up in credit growth, persistent cost-of-living pressures, a weakening jobs market and heightened geopolitical ... |
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