BUSINESS INSIGHTS DURING
CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19)

Australia’s wellbeing falls, but the gap by income now at its narrowest in almost 3 years. Wellbeing diverging across the country, highest in TAS & lowest in WA. Home ownership a significant differentiator. Household financial stress up slightly but falling for low income earners & rising sharply for those on higher incomes. The share of Australians experiencing some form of financial hardship now at a survey low.

Rates to rise further as strong growth continues

Conditions rise further on Recreation & Personal Services recovery.

Rate rises set for June as strong growth continues.

Conditions surge higher as costs, prices hit records.

NAB Group Chief Economist Alan Oster talks about the latest economic news. Listen now.

The changing workplace – attitudes to jobs, working from home & barriers to returning to the office.

NAB Group Chief Economist Alan Oster talks about the latest economic news. Listen now.

Unemployment to fall below 4%; inflation risks build.

Activity, employment strengthen as prices push higher.

Wellbeing rose in Q4 to levels last seen before the pandemic & household financial stress remains well below the survey average.

Despite everything the COVID-19 pandemic has thrown at the small business community the spirit of entrepreneurship is alive and well in Australia.

Conditions rise further on Recreation & Personal Services recovery.

Conditions surge higher as costs, prices hit records.

Activity, employment strengthen as prices push higher.

Conditions deteriorate as Omicron peaks.

As agriculture’s record run continues, what’s ahead for 2022.

Omicron dampens confidence, price pressures continue.

Conditions stabilise as reopening progresses

Call it a treechange, call it a search for opportunity… whatever the reason, many Australians are swapping the city for a rural idyll. Regional Australia Institute CEO Liz Ritchie discusses the implications and opportunities of this migration.

Conditions and confidence rise out of lockdown.

The good news just keeps rolling on for Australian agriculture, with already very good seasonal conditions boosted by the increasing possibility of a La Nina event, combined with ongoing commodity price strength.

Confidence rebounds on the back of roadmaps, vaccination.

COVID 19 continues to be the main driver of growth both in the recovery phase and as the Delta variant spreads. With vaccines looking promising 2021 looks like being a bounce back year.

Conditions rise further on Recreation & Personal Services recovery.

Conditions surge higher as costs, prices hit records.

Activity, employment strengthen as prices push higher.

Conditions deteriorate as Omicron peaks.

Omicron dampens confidence, price pressures continue.

Conditions stabilise as reopening progresses

Conditions and confidence rise out of lockdown.

Confidence rebounds on the back of roadmaps, vaccination.

Confidence and conditions tick up.

Confidence and conditions fall further with ongoing lockdowns.

Confidence falls on virus fears.

Business conditions continue to boom.

One in 10 Australians has moved during the pandemic, with many leaving capital cities for greener pastures. Here, the behavioural economist Dean Pearson explains what this means for house prices in 2022.

NAB Private Customer Executive Greg Morris hosts NAB Chief Econonist Alan Oster, sharing his thoughts on the current state of the Australian economy and the road to recovery.

Australia’s wellbeing falls, but the gap by income now at its narrowest in almost 3 years. Wellbeing diverging across the country, highest in TAS & lowest in WA. Home ownership a significant differentiator. Household financial stress up slightly but falling for low income earners & rising sharply for those on higher incomes. The share of Australians experiencing some form of financial hardship now at a survey low.

Conditions rise further on Recreation & Personal Services recovery.

Conditions surge higher as costs, prices hit records.

The changing workplace – attitudes to jobs, working from home & barriers to returning to the office.

Activity, employment strengthen as prices push higher.

Wellbeing rose in Q4 to levels last seen before the pandemic & household financial stress remains well below the survey average.

Despite everything the COVID-19 pandemic has thrown at the small business community the spirit of entrepreneurship is alive and well in Australia.

Conditions deteriorate as Omicron peaks.

Omicron dampens confidence, price pressures continue.

Australia’s wellbeing levels fall sharply as lockdowns bite in several states. But financial stress has eased & fewer Australians are experiencing financial hardship.

Conditions stabilise as reopening progresses

Conditions and confidence rise out of lockdown.