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| | ... case is that the RBA will remain on hold through 2024, before beginning to cut in early 2025. AMP chief economist Shane Oliver said in leaving rates on hold the RBA noted the continued moderation in inflation, the slowing in demand and employment growth ... |
| | | ... Of those that weighed in (28), one in four said the RBA won't start cutting rates until 2025. AMP chief economist Shane Oliver said economists were already expecting the RBA to start cutting in June and the inflation numbers have not been low enough ... |
| | | ... bigger than last year's increases which were 5.2% for the minimum and 4.6% for the award," AMP chief economist Shane Oliver told Financial Standard. "Our rough calculation is that it adds about 1.25% to wages growth compared to what we had over the ... |
| | | AMP chief economist Shane Oliver says the risk of recession is rising alongside the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) rate increases. Earlier in the week, the Australian share market rallied following the decision by US lawmakers to raise the debt ... |
| | | ... last month. Interestingly, most experts thought the same would happen again today, including the likes of AMP's Shane Oliver and T. Rowe Price's Scott Solomon. Equally, State Street Global Markets head of APAC macro strategy Dwyfor Evans described ... |
| | | ... cautioned Australians not to discount the possibility of further rate hikes throughout the year. AMP chief economist Shane Oliver said: "Inflation has now peaked and is falling a bit faster than the RBA expected. Although it's a close call this bolsters ... |
| | | ... announced the elevation of Diana Mousina to deputy chief economist. Working closely alongside AMP's chief economist Shane Oliver, Mousina is a key member of the AMP Investments team which oversees the management of funds for AMP's superannuation ... |
| | | ... feeling more confident that inflation peaked in Q4, the investment manager added. Meanwhile, AMP chief economist Shane Oliver said underlying inflation surprised on the upside again in the December quarter and retail sales have remained solid. Consequently ... |
| | | ... Over the last year, Australian shares have outperformed their global counterparts, and AMP Capital chief economist Shane Oliver believes this trend will continue. To get a handle on the future, he said, it's useful to understand the past, saying the ... |
| | | ... recession is high, its likely to be avoided down under, according to AMP head of investment strategy and chief economist Shane Oliver. According to Oliver, a slump in consumer spending (thanks to rate hikes, cost of living pressures and falling property ... |
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