CORPORATE AND INSTITUTIONAL

The US dollar continued to rise at the end of last week hitting a two-month high after the surprisingly bullish outlook from the Fed, but is the Aussie dollar paying too high a price?

Buyers beware: China’s consumers have remained subdued during the COVID-19 recovery.

The US dollar continued to rise yesterday, after the hawkish comments from the Fed.

Growth slowing as base effects wash away; consumers continue to lag industry.

The weakness in consumption spending continued last week.

At the FOMC meeting this morning the Fed upped their growth and inflation forecasts, with the dot plots pointing to rate rises as soon as 2023.

The FOMC meeting is tonight and markets are being cautious, with little movement in bonds or equities. A weaker than expected set of retail sales numbers has added to the uncertainty.

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

Oil has hit a two-year high.

Immediate access to cash for Australian businesses through a PayPal and NAB collaboration.

US CPI was a higher than expected but the Market seems to have taken it largely in its stride.

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