December 18, 2019

US Economic Update – December 2019

US-China deal reduces downside risks.

  • Downside risks have eased following the US-China Phase One trade deal and with Congress set to approve spending bills to fund the Government.
  • Incoming data point to on-going growth in the economy; while consumer spending has slowed, household sector fundamentals remain solid. Business investment is likely to remain under pressure but housing investment is improving.
  • We expect the Fed to remain on hold for the foreseeable future, although the risk is that they will have to ease policy further.

Find out more in NAB’s US Economic Update – December 2019

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NAB Commercial Property Survey Q2 2024

30 August 2024

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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