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Inflation is running at a brisk pace and is set to pick up further in the coming quarters; supply disruption has been exacerbated by the war in...
Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine was not priced in by markets and has led to spiralling commodity prices, higher risk premia, and strong...
The 2011 Brisbane floods resulted in an estimated $2.38 billion in damages, with over 28,000 homes impacted. It acted to meaningfully drag on work...
Alongside the return of temporary migrants, the Australian border will be open to all traveller categories, most importantly tourists, from 21...
Non-mining business investment has stalled through the pandemic. Capitalexpenditure on buildings & structures has been particularly weak given the...
We expect monetary policy to continue to diverge across Asia Pacific (APAC) in 2022, with central banks in the advanced APAC economies (apart from...
The Q2 CPI data prompted a sharp re-evaluation of the outlook for inflation and interest rates across financial markets. We have also revised our...
Following an easing in restrictions, Asia production is ramping up to meet strong global demand for consumer goods, auto parts, and electronics....
Recent months have seen the favourable lending environment for households begin to tighten. Inflation concerns have bond markets pricing in an...
After holding at an inflow of 246,300 p.a. over the four years to 2019, pandemic induced border restrictions are estimated to have pushed NOM to an...
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