Australia Nov NAB business conditions +9 vs +1 prior
Business survey from NAB
Read More »Australia’s Gross Domestic Product beats and Aussie prints fresh highs
Australia’s Gross Domestic Product has arrived as follows: Australia q3 real GDP +3.3 pct qtr/qtr, s/adj (Reuters poll +2.6 pct). Australia q3 real GD
Read More »Australia GDP for Q3 3.3% q/q (vs. expected +2.5%)
Economic growth data for Australia for the July to September 2020 quarter. and -3.8% y/y A (relatively) subdued bounce out of lockdown, not as substantial as many countries have seen….
Read More »Australia’s Private Capex misses estimates with -3% in Q3, AUD/USD unfazed
Australia’s Private Capital Expenditure fell more-than-expected in the third quarter, the latest data published by the Australian Bureau of Statistics
Read More »Australia: Trade surplus shrinks to AUD4,840 million in October, as imports rebound sharply
“For October there is a goods trade surplus of $4,840m (original, current price, merchandise trade basis),” according to the Preliminary October Trad
Read More »Australia Wage Price Index (YoY) came in at 1.4% below forecasts (1.5%) in 3Q
Australia Wage Price Index (YoY) came in at 1.4% below forecasts (1.5%) in 3Q
Read More »Australia data: Q3 wages +0.1% q/q and +1.4% y/y
Wage price Index for Q3 2020 +0.1% q/q – expected 0.2% q/q, prior 0.2% – expected 1.5% y/y, prior 1.8%
Read More »(Australia news) China has indefinitely suspended imports of all Victorian timber logs
Trade tensions with China are not going away any time soon. to local media for more Link here
Read More »Australian PM Morrison says confidence in Australia’s economy is returning
The closely watched NAB business survey is out for October: Comments from the Australian Prime Minister Australia’s second-largest state (in population terms) is still emerging from its 2nd lockdown and business…
Read More »Australia’s Retail Sales fall 1.1% MoM in Sept vs. -1.5% expected
Australia’s consumption, as represented by Retail Sales, fell less-than-expected in the month of September, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS)
Read More »