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| | | ... of investments and capital markets Russel Chesler warned Australia may now be entering a "stagflationary regime". "GDP growth is slowing, unemployment is rising and inflation remains elevated," Chesler said. "Even though inflation is high and likely ... |
| | | | ... going to put a handbrake on the economy. We think that growth here is going to soften to about 1% to 1.5% in terms of GDP growth. That's low for Australia. That will mean that our population is running above our level of economic growth, which means ... |
| | | | ... rises observed in a large majority of industries. Public and private demand each contributed 0.3 percentage points to GDP growth," ABS head of national account Grace Kim said. "GDP per capita increased for the fourth consecutive quarter and is now 0.9% ... |
| | | | ... strength in business investment in the sector is expected to be maintained in the near term. RBA forecasts a slowing in GDP growth from late 2026 which would help ease capacity pressures and further ease inflation from mid-year. |
| | | | ... The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has revised its economic outlook, showing a higher unemployment rate and slowing GDP growth over 2026. In its Statement on Monetary Policy (SoMP), the central bank expects GDP growth to pick up slightly in the near-term ... |
| | | | ... transformation, driven by the increasingly fast pace of technological change and enhanced by looming debt maturity walls, slower GDP growth, and elevated global inflation, the volume of transaction opportunities requiring flexible private capital solutions ... |
| | | | ... higher tariffs, which have grown from 13% to 61% since January 2025. However, slower trade would not necessarily slow GDP growth if there was a boost in consumption and domestic production, BCG said. Findings revealed that two-way trade growth with the ... |
| | | | ... 2025 in a cyclical upswing. While growth has improved, progress on inflation has stalled," Clarke said. "We expect GDP growth to pick up a little further over the next six months, from 2.1%/yr in Q3 25 to peak at 2.4%/yr in Q1 26 before settling down ... |
| | | | ... growth, which have reduced the economy's potential growth rate. As a result, even a modest rebound in private demand and GDP growth could stall disinflationary momentum earlier in the year, as tight labour market, combined with lacklustre productivity ... |
| | | | ... emerging focus on cost-cutting results in layoffs," the minutes said. "Alternatively, members noted that the recovery in GDP growth could prove to be weaker than expected if households are more cautious about spending than had been assumed. "In both ... |
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