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| | | Building approvals fell sharply in March, new figures showed today, making up for a surprise increase the previous month. The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) said building approvals fell 4.4% in March, in line with market expectations, after a ... |
| | | | ... June or July after home borrowing rose to a new record high and amid signs of emerging domestic inflation. But building approvals figures due out today are expected to show a fall of 4.5% in March, after a surprise 3.2% increase in February. |
| | | | Australian building approvals are expected to resume a downward trend in March, after a surprise hike in February, as approvals for units and apartments come off the boil, economists said. The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) will publish March ... |
| | | | ... expected the RBA to leave rates on hold this month, and possibly even for the rest of the year, given a fall in building approvals and new lending following last year's rate rises. |
| | | | Australian building approvals unexpectedly rose 3.2% in February but the gain may signal a demand and supply balance that isn't positive for the housing market, economists warned. The gain in overall approvals, seasonally adjusted, followed four months ... |
| | | | Building approvals slid for the third month in a row in January, new figures showed today, confirming last year's interest rate rises have taken some steam out of the housing market. But separate Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) figures showed ... |
| | | | ... December, due mainly a 3.6% gain in the share price index, a 36.2% increase in the volatile private non-residential building approvals and a 0.7% rise in the money supply, Westpac said. |
| | | | Building approvals slid for the second month in a row in December, new figures showed today, indicating two back-to-back interest rate rises have taken some steam out of the housing market. The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) said building approvals ... |
| | | | The number of building approvals in Australia during October had risen 1.6 per cent to 16,264 units, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) said today. Building approvals for private sector houses during October was 10,521, which is a rise of 9.2% ... |
| | | | ... income deficit was a wild card. Mr Koukoulas has predicted company profits to rise by a robust 3% in December, building approvals to dip by 5%, GDP may bounce back in the third quarter with annual growth still soft nearer 2% than 3%, capital expenditure ... |
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