The week that was and a preview of the week ahead. Spoiler alert it is going to be an interesting one with possible RBA action and GDP figures due out #Eco
Weekly economic and market update - Coronavirus drives market panic; what to watch for a bottom; Aust profits end mixed; RBA should cut; what to watch for the week ahead: China PMIs, US payrolls, Aust GDP & RBA
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After 5 awesome years at the 'school on the hill' it is time to move on after this final tweet. Future tweets can be found @bridgeconomics . Thanks so much to all our amazing boys and twitter friends for your support!
Good read to start off this final weekend of the holidays from none other than Mr Gittins #Eco Economics isn't as highfalutin' as the jargon makes it sound https://t.co/reOM9sU3qh
Some specific figures to show the impact of external factors on a business #HSCbusiness#prelimbusiness Australia fires: Noni B shares plunge after devastating bushire season https://t.co/3ucuUb60PN
#Onthisday, 60 years ago, the Reserve Bank of Australia was created when the Commonwealth Bank of Australia was reorganised, establishing a separate and independent central bank. @BusinessDay@theage
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The role of technology in operations #HSCbusiness 'Customers will just walk out': Coles exec flags 'checkout-free stores' within 10 years https://t.co/OVeKIudQI4 via @smh
Contribution to annual Australian real GDP growth from net exports vs annual change in $AUDUSD. RBA modeling suggests a sustained 5% drop in the $AUD TWI would boost GDP sufficiently to push core CPI to the midpoint of its target. CapEco chart #currencywars