US-China Tariff agreement – eases tariff growth headwind, delays Fed cuts


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US-China Tariff agreement – eases tariff growth headwind, delays Fed cuts
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Growth slowing, but less abruptly than Q1 GDP suggests
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The NAB Consumer Stress Index rose in the March quarter. High living costs continue to drive spending behaviours, with shoppers looking for ways to save money.
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Growth to slow to a crawl; recession risk rising
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Strong momentum hits policy drags and uncertainty
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Economic Update
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NAB senior leaders discuss the economy and what the outlook for business is in 2025.
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Stronger data and election result mean a slower path to neutral
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Consumer stress eases falling to below survey average levels
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The economy is healthy even as the Fed commences ‘recalibrating’ policy
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Labour market weakness points to a more aggressive Fed easing cycle
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In Part 3 of this NAB Health Insight series, we explore some of the most important factors for health consumers when searching for a health professional. We also investigate whether consumer perceptions over some key issues (including access to bulk billing, cost of health services, usage of telehealth, e-health, and data sharing) have changed over the past year.
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The latest NAB Regional & Agribusiness webinar provides insights on the Australian & Global Economies, and a regional and rural property update. Watch the webinar here.
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NAB executives give their view on the critical role brokers play, and the opportunities ahead. Originally published on Australian Broker on 24/06/24.
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Consumer stress rising again
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