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Growth spoiler

BENJAMIN ONG  |  TUESDAY, 18 JAN 2011
... purposes there would also be a price to pay in terms of economic growth. According to the latest Australian National Accounts, Queensland accounted for 19.6 per cent of the nation's total output in fiscal year 2009/2010. NSW made up 30.5 per cent and ...

While we wait for payrolls

BENJAMIN ONG  |  WEDNESDAY, 3 MAR 2010
... target over the coming year, it is appropriate for interest rates to be closer to average." Today's Australian National Accounts report should affirm Governor Glenn Steven's post-meeting statement. The report is expected to show real GDP expanded by ...

Not bullish enough, maybe

BENJAMIN ONG  |  MONDAY, 31 AUG 2009
... Recession." The fire of interest rate hike speculation would burn even more brightly should Wednesday's Australian National Accounts paint a rosier picture than what financial markets anticipate. Consensus expects Australian real GDP to post a 0.7 per ...

She'll be right mate

BENJAMIN ONG  |  MONDAY, 6 APR 2009
... economies shrink by the same magnitude. But is it really that bad for Australia? I went back to the Australian National Accounts and found that in the year to December 2008, Australians' real household disposable jumped 9.7 per cent - the strongest annual ...

Filled half-empty glass

BENJAMIN ONG  |  THURSDAY, 4 DEC 2008
... glass half-full? Or is it half-empty? Gauging from the headlines that followed the release of the Australian National Accounts, the domestic economy's glass is half-empty. Most are now projecting growth to slow further in the coming quarters on the way ...

One down, more to follow?

BENJAMIN ONG  |  WEDNESDAY, 3 SEP 2008
... monetary policy as needed to bring inflation back to the 2-3 per cent target over time.' Today's Australian National Accounts report is one of these. The National Accounts is expected to confirm the slowdown in the economy, with growth in real GDP weakening ...

Daily economic round-up

PETER BELL  |  THURSDAY, 8 MAR 2007
The Australian National Accounts were released yesterday showing that in seasonally adjusted terms GDP increased by 1 per cent during the December quarter which is the highest growth since June 2005. The previous September quarter had a meager 0.3 per ...

Daily Economic Update

... decision, particularly in light of the softer economic picture depicted by the release of third quarter Australian National Accounts. Reduced government spending, lower household consumption (due to dearer energy prices), lesser exports and reduction ...
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