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Australia needs more housing than ever, but feasibility challenges continue to hamper reliable apartment supply. NAB’s Head of Property Development Finance, Jason MacKenzie explores some options.
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An influx of private capital is helping bridge funding gaps across a range of vital infrastructure projects in the US. NAB’s New York-based market specialists Eli Davis and Sarah Elliott explore the opportunities for investors.
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The rapid scaling of high-tech AI is driving the next big growth phase for data centres, along with the energy infrastructure and alternate debt markets needed to build out capacity, NAB specialists say.
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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.
Growth in the major advanced economies bounced back in Q2
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The US Private Placement market is seeing a surge in investor demand, with favourable conditions for issuers and an upswing in credit across many sectors, customers at a special NAB event series have heard.
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Slow growth and further gradual progress on inflation
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No signs of change in July as policy emphasises supply, domestic demand is subdued
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Total spending was broadly unchanged in July
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Australia needs more housing than ever, but feasibility challenges continue to hamper reliable apartment supply. NAB’s Head of Property Development Finance, Jason MacKenzie explores some options.
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Conditions still soft but inflationary pressures easing
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NAB’s Non-rural Commodity Price Index fell by around 7.0% in Q2
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Online retail sales rebounded in June, after contracting in May
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Our global forecasts are unchanged and we continue to expect soft global growth of only 3.0 to 3.1% between 2024 and 2026.
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Conditions ease as slow growth weighs on firms
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