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Peter is Global Head of Research in the Global Markets area of National Australia Bank.
His team has specialist researchers across the world covering macroeconomics, credit markets, foreign exchange, and fixed income markets.
Peter has worked as an economist and researcher for more than two decades, starting out with the Central Bank of New Zealand.
Peter is also an Honorary Fellow at Macquarie University and has a Masters Degree in Economics from the University of London.
Nationwide dwelling prices have fallen 4% since their peak in November 2017. How much further will prices decline? As you’d expect there is no simple answer.
In today’s weekly we consider the case for the RBA cutting the cash rate.
Political risks and uncertainty may be on the rise. But a recent tour of Asia for the NAB Asian Debt Capital Markets Conference reminded NAB Global Head of Research Peter Jolly of the many causes for optimism about Australia’s economy.
Despite an awful lot of noise in markets, the boringly positive development has been that the central forecast for a slow improvement in Australian and global growth, continues to play out.
Trade wars and trade imbalances: early thoughts
Stocks, bonds & Australia – still optimistic growth!
While there was plenty of concern about potential geopolitical and economic crises at the recent ASFA conference, at least one senior industry figure was upbeat.
Gas supply assured but higher prices still probable.
Why we forecast – it’s the turning point that matters
The key views of NAB and BNZ's economists and strategists
Last week’s local data provided further indication that the recovery in the non-mining sectors has continued through the June quarter.
RBA more open to the need to cut again but for now the reasons aren’t sufficient.
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