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| | ... (RBA) decision to hold the cash rate at 4.1% is a relief, but likely only a temporary one. AMP Australia deputy chief economist Diana Mousina told Financial Standard the RBA decided to hold and observe the impacts of prior hikes, however more should ... |
| | | ... growth should require a hike in rates. "Wages have been flatlining at about 2.5%, it's now 3.5%," he said. "Is any economist trying to suggest that a 1% increase in wages higher than it was previously when inflation hit 7% and 8% is somehow going ... |
| | | After serving as chief executive of the Responsible Investment Association Australasia (RIAA) for more than 10 years, Simon O'Connor is leaving at the end of this year. O'Connor took the position in February 2013, leaving environmental non-profit ... |
| | | ... furniture, household equipment and services up 6%. Partly offsetting the rise was a fall in fuel, down 8%. HSBC chief economist Paul Bloxham said the figures were a win for Australians but it's too soon to declare victory in the fight against inflation. ... |
| | | ... Despite an eventful first half of the year, the US economy has been surprisingly resilient, according to Capital Group economist Robert Lind. Addressing the audience at Capital Group's global mid-year investor outlook presentation, Lind said this is ... |
| | | ... recession and that the latest decision by the nation's central bank will push it over the edge. Diana Mousina, deputy chief economist at AMP, said signs that the economy is weakening are everywhere. Retail sales has slowed, the unemployment rate is rising ... |
| | | ... meeting as a pause." After the RBA surprised the market in May lifting the cash rate by 25 basis points, HSBC chief economist Paul Bloxham concurs that a hike is unlikely, but equally can't be ruled out. "The arguments for holding steady include that ... |
| | | ... then it's 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 ... |
| | | 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 ... |
| | | ... another rate hike. The latest CPI numbers, released yesterday by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), exceeded economist predictions of 6.4%, and shows inflation is still sitting above the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) target. Higher fuel ... |
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