Industry and economic insights to help position our customers for the future
NAB Executive, Capital Markets, Sarah Samson shares her insights after appearing as a special guest panellist at the recent 2024 Australian Sustainable Finance Summit held in Sydney.
Sharing experiences and leadership lessons to help promote gender diversity across the property finance and infrastructure value chains has been in focus at recent flagship events for NAB Corporate and Institutional Banking customers.
Asset finance and leasing is in a growth phase in Australia as organisations seek a capital-effective way to modernise and upgrade across a broad range of asset classes and industries.
We expect growth in the global economy to remain subdued out to 2026.
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Financial institution issuance has recorded another high-volume year in the Australian dollar bond market, with some key questions still to explore ahead of a fast start in 2025.
Easing inflation fears despite low unemployment
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Economic planners flag more stimulus in the pipeline, but there may be a wait on the details
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Total spending decreased 0.2% in November
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A weak read as we head into late 2024
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In line with our expectations
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We expect NAB’s Non-rural Commodity Price Index to move slightly higher in Q4
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Although it slowed in October, the index continued to grow
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The following article was written and published by the Australian Financial Review (AFR) on June 24, 2024 – 12.39pm and has been authorised for re-distribution by the AFR through our website. Please note the article is sponsored by National Australia Bank Limited. © Copyright 2024 The Australian Financial Review, Nine Entertainment Co. Pty Ltd
As a recognised leader in sustainable finance, NAB recently hosted a group of Indonesian officials visiting Sydney for valuable insights into market experiences and developments in Australia.
We have lifted our global growth forecasts for 2024 and 2025 from 3.1 to 3.2%
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