Asia continues to outperform where it counts
Despite the geopolitical sabre rattling, Asia still has its eye on the ball when it comes to the economy, with the IMF predicting the region will contribute more than 70 percent to global growth this […]
Despite the geopolitical sabre rattling, Asia still has its eye on the ball when it comes to the economy, with the IMF predicting the region will contribute more than 70 percent to global growth this […]
IMF predicts interest rates likely to return toward pre-pandemic levels once inflation is tamed 12 April 2023 | IMF Blog (Jean-Marc Natal and Philip Barrett) Real interest rates have rapidly increased recently as monetary policy has […]
Nonbank Financial Sector Vulnerabilities Surface as Financial Conditions Tighten 5 April 2023 | Source: IMF Recent strains at some banks in the United States and Europe are a powerful reminder of pockets of elevated financial […]
Rate hold could herald renewed confidence in property market 4 April 2023 | CoreLogic Research Director, Tim Lawless The decision from the RBA to hold the cash rate at 3.6% sends a clear message they […]
After ten consecutive cash rate rises, Australia’s Reserve Bank leaves rates on hold at 3.6% 4 April 2023 | Staff Writers (Image: Marcus Reubenstein) The Reserve Bank has kept Australia’s cash rate on hold, in […]
Global debt has reached a record $US226 trillion—200 times Australia’s GDP—that debt will outlast the pandemic by many years. 16 December 2021 | Virat Singh, Andrew Womer, and Yuan Xiang (IMF) In 2020, we observed […]
Five reasons to expect a cooling in the Australian property market and falling prices in 2023 2 December 2021| Shane Oliver, AMP Capital (Image: Mitchell Luo) Fastest home price gains since 1989 Australian home prices have boomed […]
Liberal/National governments have long preached their faith in free markets, the Morrison government has announced it will meet the challenge of an increasingly assertive China through buying weapons from the United States and Britain, the […]
Australian GDP slowed in the June quarter and will be hit hard by the lockdowns but, writes economist Shane Oliver, here’s seven reasons to look beyond the gloom 2 September 2021| Shane Oliver, AMP Capital (Image: Marcus […]
Economic indicators in China have slowed, what are the implications for Australia? 26 August 2021| Shane Oliver, AMP Capital (Image: Marcus Reubenstein) Both China’s economic growth and its sharemarket surged after the first wave of the coronavirus […]
What are the economic implications for China following the raft of new tighter regulations on a range of industries from tech to private education and overseas listings? 26 August 2021| Shane Oliver, AMP Capital (Image: Ryoji Iwata) […]
Latest ABS data shows a retreat by first home buyers while residential property investors edge forward 3 August 2021 | Staff Writers Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data released today shows a significant cooling off […]
Lockdowns, economic activity down and uncertainty rise with spread of the COVID-19 Delta variant 1 August 2021| Shane Oliver, AMP Capital (Image: Marcus Reubenstein) Global share markets fell over the last week, not helped by concerns about […]
Seven key charts for investors to watch, where are they now? 26 July 2021 | Shane Oliver, AMP Capital (Image: APAC Digital, Patrick Weissenberger) While shares are at risk of a near term correction on the back […]
Each year the International Monetary Fund conducts an ongoing assessment of a small basket of economies and their financial sectors 7 May 2021 | International Monetary Fund Throughout 2020 and into 2021, the global financial system withstood […]
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