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| | ... The RBA has already downplayed it and all but ruled out any near-term rate cuts," State Street Global Advisors APAC economist Krishna Bhimavarapu said. "The focus from here will remain on the labour market, so unless there is an upside surprise in the ... |
| | | ... misery, this time inflation was the main contributor from the June quarter of 2021 to September quarter of 2023. CEDA economist Liam Dillon said this clearly highlights the difficult trade-off facing Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) governor Michele Bullock. ... |
| | | ... analyst and portfolio manager at Maple-Brown Abbott, primarily covering financials in Asia ex-Japan. He also worked as an economist at the Reserve Bank of Australia for six years. Thomas is the co-portfolio manager for Magellan's Global Equities strategy ... |
| | | A recent report by economist Saul Eslake, which criticised the use of superannuation for home deposits, has been labelled "deeply flawed" by Australian Institute for Progress executive director Graham Young. Young said allowing home buyers to tap into ... |
| | | ... should establish an RBA-style board to oversee APRA with a target for mortgage arrears of between 2% and 3%," HIA chief economist Tim Reardon said. In its submission to the Senate inquiry into the financial regulatory framework and home ownership, HIA ... |
| | | ... that Australia's economy is in a different spot compared to many other economies, including the US," HSBC chief economist Paul Bloxham said. "Still strong job creation, and an economy that is operating at near its full capacity are contributing to ... |
| | | ... hesitates next time, it risks sending mixed signals to the markets and stalling the efforts." T. Rowe Price chief US economist Blerina Uruci was not surprised by the 50 basis point cut, saying she expects the Fed to cut by about 1.25-1.5% over the next ... |
| | | ... the starting gun on its first rate cutting cycle in years; here's what top economists see unfolding. AMP deputy chief economist Diana Mousina said some people believe the Fed is behind the curve and that the labour market will weaken further. They posit ... |
| | | Speaking at Activam Group's act Conference today, AMP deputy chief economist Diana Mousina said economists can no longer rely on traditional economic indicators to make accurate predictions. Mousina noted that many economists have been predicting a ... |
| | | ... recession." GDP per capita was down for the sixth consecutive quarter, falling 0.4%. State Street Global Advisors APAC economist Krishna Bhimavarapu labelled the data "meagre". "This is perhaps the clearest indication yet that policy is restrictive enough ... |
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