Australia’s economy has slowed in response to higher interest rates, but inflation hasn’t yet fallen into the Reserve Bank’s 2-3 per cent target band. When will this happen? Will State and Commonwealth government spending on significant infrastructure projects thwart the Reserve Bank’s efforts? And while the cyclical evolves, will structural change from geopolitical friction, the aging population, tech uplift and decarbonisation knock the economy onto a different course? The answer to these questions will help you understand Australia’s economy outlook.
2024
Economic outlook
Published Date: 21 Mar 2024
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- Published By: Cherelle Murphy
- Published On:21 Mar 2024
- Took place at:Park Hyatt Melbourne
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