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| | | ... offshore investments more appealing for Australian investors, according to NSW Treasury Corporation chief economist Brian Redican. Speaking on the 2026 Financial Standard Economic Outlook webinar, Redican explained what we're experiencing is "burnout ... |
| | | | ... of the economic agenda. But now it's governments in the driver's seat, NSW Treasury Corporation chief economist Brian Redican said at the Financial Standard Chief Economists Forum. Redican said monetary policy is no longer the only game in town, for ... |
| | | | ... earnings growth, US Federal Reserve easing monetary policy and the US/China Phase 2 Trade Deal. TCorp chief economist, Brian Redican, said while general market consensus is that global economic growth is expected to be stronger in 2020, TCorp believes ... |
| | | | ... Economist. "This is a key factor for the RBA, amid signs that there's much less spare capacity than they thought." Brian Redican, Macquarie Senior Economist. "These are great numbers for the economy. This is the sort of jobs growth you get at the peak ... |
| | | | ... July 1, would boost housing finance commitments in the second half of this year. Macquarie Group senior economist Brian Redican said consumers were clearly feeling the pain of high interest rates. "It does reflect the decisive impact that the Reserve ... |
| | | | ... Finance Group. This is a significant increase on 28.3 per cent recorded 12 months ago. Macquarie Bank economist, Brian Redican, believes tenant's financial woes won't ease for a couple of years and this would seem to be supported by these latest housing ... |
| | | | ... up pace even more and continuing to do so at least into the second half of this year. Macquarie Bank economist, Brian Redican is even predicting tenant's financial woes won't ease for a couple of years, though others remain more up-beat predicting that ... |
| | | | ... activity point to further solid employment gains in the months ahead," he said. Macquarie Bank senior economist Brian Redican said the fall in the unemployment rate to 5.3 per cent was likely to reinforce the strength of consumer sentiment. This might ... |
| | | | ... was still moving back towards neutral amid concerns about medium term inflation. Macquarie Bank senior economist Brian Redican said the RBA would be monitoring the housing market, which would be the key as to whether or not it raised rates again. "I ... |
| | | | ... and July and rose 1.0 per cent to a seasonally adjusted $15.278 billion in August. Macquarie Bank senior economist Brian Redican said a slight fall would still keep retail sales healthy. "Retail trade has been very strong for the last few months and ... |
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