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David de Garis

David de Garis

Director and Senior Economist

“Dave writes for the Bank’s daily and weekly economics and market reports, and speaks with the media, often on a day to day basis speaking about the economy and financial markets”

Dave is a Director and Senior Economist with the NAB.

His bread and butter work is as a business, treasury or financial markets economist, speaking with clients ranging from the Bank’s agribusiness and corporate clients as well as to institutional clients at home and abroad.

He’s writes for the Bank’s daily and weekly economics and market reports, and speaks with the media, often on a day to day basis speaking about the economy and financial markets.

Dave did his economics apprenticeship with federal governments of various persuasions in Canberra, before he left Canberra in the late 1980s. He finished his indenture in Canberra as a senior economic adviser in the then Prime Minister Bob Hawke’s Department in Canberra, and before that in the Federal Treasury and the Bureau of Statistics.

RECENTLY PUBLISHED ARTICLES

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Following the Coalition’s surprise victory on Saturday night, we’re already seeing a rise in the Aussie dollar.

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US and European equities are up again on reports President Trump is delaying auto-tariffs due to kick in this weekend.

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In Europe they’ve nicknamed last night as ‘Turnaround Tuesday as stocks regained much of their losses.

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The US President has threatened further tariffs on China over the weekend, on top of those imposed on Friday.

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US equities have partially reversed their declines.

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US equities have been knocked again as increased tariffs from the US on Chinese imports are looking more likely than not.

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David De Garis discusses what to expect at tomorrow’s RBA meeting.

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The market continues to react to Fed chair Jerome Powell’s ‘transitory’ remark on low inflation yesterday.

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It’s been a relatively quiet 24 hours as markets wait for word from the Fed later in the week.

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It’s been a dovish couple of days for central banks.

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China delivered some more positive results in the last 24 hours.

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US non-farm payrolls data emed to indicate a Goldilocks economy – more jobs and with wages contained.

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China’s PMI numbers over the weekend were better than expected.

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