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HSBC said a weak Australian housing market will drag on growth and aid the Reserve Bank of Australia’s efforts to return inflation to the 2–3% target range. In a Thursday research note, Paul Bloxham said the property downturn cools the economy via se
HSBC said a weak Australian housing market will drag on growth and aid the Reserve Bank of Australia’s efforts to return inflation to the 2–3% target range. In a Thursday research note, Paul Bloxham said the property downturn cools the economy via several channels, with the negative wealth effect most significant; a 5% fall in house prices typically reduces consumer spending by about 0.8% over two years. RBA Governor Bullock has said the three rate hikes from February to May were intended to slow growth to ease price pressures. Economists and traders see the RBA as capable of another hike as soon as the end of this month, potentially lifting the cash rate to 4.6% and exerting further downward pressure on house prices.
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U.S. initial jobless claims unexpectedly fell by 10,000 to a seasonally adjusted 196,000 in the week ended Sept. 12, versus economists’ 208,000 consensus, the Labor Department said Thursday. The drop likely reflects holiday-related volatility and sea
U.S. initial jobless claims unexpectedly fell by 10,000 to a seasonally adjusted 196,000 in the week ended Sept. 12, versus economists’ 208,000 consensus, the Labor Department said Thursday. The drop likely reflects holiday-related volatility and seasonal-adjustment distortions around Labor Day. The department said the underlying trend indicates the labor market has stabilized after summer volatility.
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