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| | | ... rate forecast at 6.25% this year and in 2015, the CBB is, instead, going for 'targeted' easing to try to rekindle credit growth and prevent the economy from undergoing a full-fledged recession. On 20 August, the central bank announced further easing ... |
| | | | ... improvements in the economy and added that better results in the housing sector and business confidence should help lift credit growth in the business sector, which, as Australia's biggest business lender, is particularly important to NAB. |
| | | | ... financials and materials companies accounting for 60% of the total market capitalisation. "Banks now operate in a lower credit growth environment and, by their nature, take on risks associated with high financial leverage, while mining companies are ... |
| | | | The Australian sharemarket has opened stronger due to record Chinese credit growth, a strong lead from Wall Street and better-than-expected domestic earnings season. CMC Markets chief analyst Ric Spooner said the weekend announcement of record credit ... |
| | | | ... financial positions, which has seen the industry's profits rise since the global financial crisis. "If you have moderate credit growth, moderate revenue growth and you keep the rate of cost growth below the rate of revenue growth you're going to have ... |
| | | | ... too far," he said. "We need to see genuine banking growth from revenue growth, and for that we need a recovery in credit growth in Australia, and that's taking it's time coming. Despite all the headlines about a booming property market, actual housing ... |
| | | | ... self-sustaining recovery, which would negate the need for government assistance, would require sufficiently strong job and credit growth, neither of which is presently in place. Jobs growth has picked up, but not at a sufficient rate to bring the unemployment ... |
| | | | ... revenue growth for the group continued to reflect a combination of conservative business settings and modest system credit growth. |
| | | | ... substantial underperformance." Van Munster picks the major banks as strong dividend payers in 2013. "As long as credit growth is below, say, seven to eight percent, and dividend re-investment plans retain their appeal, banks are unlikely to reduce pa ... |
| | | | ... financial crisis, hot IPOs delivered high short-term returns, he said. "However, in the current environment of low credit growth, moderating commodity prices and weak investor sentiment, both economic and capital activity will be subdued. "Investors ... |
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