Business Research & Insights

With softening business conditions and economic growth subdued, commercial property market sentiment remained negative in the September quarter

Economic implications of the US election

Growth for online retail sales accelerated in September

Understanding Australians’ experiences – and how consumers are responding

Gerard Burg, NAB's Senior Economist, shares his insights on the economy

Hear NAB’s senior expert panellists discuss a range of topics to provide key insights to help you and your business prepare for the current property market climate. Watch now.

When shopping for bananas at the supermarket or fruit shop, how often have you spotted shiny red wax covering the tips of certain bananas and wondered why?

The NAB Rural Commodities Index edged lower in September – down by 1.5% month-on-month in Australian dollar (AUD) terms. In US dollar terms, the index moved a touch higher, up by 0.2% - reflecting the impact of a stronger exchange rate.

As the 2024 US presidential election draws near, global markets are closely watching one of the world’s most influential economies. With political uncertainty looming, investors must stay informed and be prepared for potential market shifts.

A new year looks set to bring improvements that should help Australia’s SMEs leave current challenges in the rear-view mirror.

Housing availability and affordability continue to be enormous societal and policy challenges. Scalability is crucial for success.

SME confidence falls deeper into negative territory