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| | | ... slant to Australian equities. A few risk factors are clouding the market and economic outlook, including falling house prices locally, political risks the U.S.-China trade conflict and tightening global monetary policies," Jenneke said. Jenneke - who ... |
| | | | ... unaffected by the predictions of a property market crash. "While there has been a lot of media coverage about falling house prices in Australia, we don't expect these falls to have a large impact on the pricing of commercial property," Longo said ... |
| | | | ... Statistics' (ABS) 'Residential Property Price Index' report showed the weighted average of eight capital cities house prices fell by 0.6% in the year to the June quarter (latest available) after growing 2% in the previous quarter. More up-to-date ... |
| | | | ... The negative wealth effect from the tumbling stock market (if it continues) plus indications of slowing growth in house prices would negate the increase in disposable income among households (brought on by Trump's tax cuts) and the tax cuts on companies ... |
| | | | ... month, the survey revealed pressure on household budgets from "rising electricity and petrol costs, and declining house prices." More dipping into savings as "fewer households are saving and those that are saving are saving less." I have discussed the ... |
| | | | ... a message for the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) best summed up by Dr. Morely: "With debt levels where they are, house prices where they are, and an economy as robust as it is, now is the time to raise rates. Even though inflation is low, why not move ... |
| | | | ... levels. It sees housing credit growth stall by the end of FY20, as the credit conditions tighten. It also assumes house prices will fall by 5% over the coming year but bad debts will not swell significantly. The dividends could dry up and stocks of major ... |
| | | | ... quarter, slowing from 8.3% in the September quarter and 10.2% in the June quarter. Except for Darwin and Perth where house prices have been in declining (in year-on-year terms since the first quarter of 2015), all other capital cities recorded cooling ... |
| | | | ... non-property investors would support changes to negative gearing, as would one-third of property investors, even if it meant house prices would drop. Such an event may even be welcomed, given four out of five also reported being concerned that rising ... |
| | | | ... while 29% predict Australia will lift interest rates by 25 percentage points. Participants were less enthused about house prices dropping (15%), overvalued stock markets correcting (10%) or a global economic meltdown on the horizon (5%) eventuating this ... |
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