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| | | ... previously are now materialising, as well as further disruptions to global oil supply passing through to prices of other goods and services. The RBA noted the effects of previous interest rate hikes have started to be seen in the economy. "There are ... |
| | | | 4D Infrastructure will not be joining the other Bennelong Funds Management affiliates that have been sold off to Antipodes Partners and will instead move to Perennial Partners. Perennial will take a shareholding in the business for an undisclosed sum. ... |
| | | | ... compounded over decades - are now flowing back into the whole economy through super-enabled retiree spending on everyday goods and services," SMC said. Schubert added the findings reinforced the long-term value of safeguarding and strengthening the compulsory ... |
| | | | ... a new tariff of 10% to 12.5% on the premise of pressuring foreign governments to strengthen bans on "the importation of goods produced with forced labour." On February 20, the US Supreme Court terminated the reciprocal tariffs imposed under the International ... |
| | | | ... with new tariffs of 10% to 12.5% on the premise of pressuring foreign governments to strengthen bans on "the importation of goods produced with forced labour." Australia is listed among 59 other economies that "have failed to impose and effectively enforce ... |
| | | | ... Australia and New Zealand. She brings more than 25 years of experience spanning financial services, technology and consumer goods, having previously held senior leadership roles at Commonwealth Bank, PepsiCo, Microsoft and ANZ bank. In her new role ... |
| | | | ... remains strong (0.9% increase over the quarter, 2.2% increase over the year). "The accounting is straightforward: the value of goods and services we produce is increasing, but not by as much as hours worked. In aggregate, we are working harder and longer ... |
| | | | ... proposed a fresh 12.5% tariff on Australia after the Office of US Trade Representative alleged Australia had failed to stop goods made with forced labour from entering markets. The Trump administration said Australian government policies and practices ... |
| | | | ... (up 11.7%) as government rebates ceased, raising out-of-pocket expenditure for households. Household spending on essential goods and services increased by 0.8%, while discretionary spending rose by 0.1%. "Rising interest rates and significantly higher ... |
| | | | ... and foremost consumers". "Removing future inflows to destination economies forgoes would-be migrant spending on housing, goods, and services, dampening aggregate demand and weighing on inflation in the early years of the scenario," the report read. "The ... |
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