August 10, 2012

US Economic Update – August 2012

US GDP grew by only a modest 0.4% (or 1.5% annualized) in the June quarter, a slightly lower rate of growth than in the previous quarter. The composition of GDP was not positive, with the inventory cycle likely to be a moderate headwind in the near term. We expect growth to be similar in the […]

  • US GDP grew by only a modest 0.4% (or 1.5% annualized) in the June quarter, a slightly lower rate of growth than in the previous quarter. The composition of GDP was not positive, with the inventory cycle likely to be a moderate headwind in the near term.
  • We expect growth to be similar in the current quarter before strengthening towards the end of the year and into 2013. We expect GDP will grow by 2.2% in 2012 and 2.6% in 2013 (both estimates unchanged).
  • Expectations remain high that the Fed will undertake some further stimulus measures. Extended forward guidance
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NAB Commercial Property Survey Q2 2024

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The NAB Commercial Property Index dipped sharply to a below average level in the June quarter as the economy tracked through a weak period of growth and business conditions waned. Sentiment weakened in all property market sectors - particularly retail property. Confidence also fell and was lower in all states bar WA with VIC the clear underperformer in all sectors - especially in office and retail markets.

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