Cashflow diary
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That would unchanged from the June quarter’s 0.8% rise but down sharply from the 3.8% rise in the year to June. The AMP’s Shane Oliver sees a rise of 0.8% quarter on quarter and an annual rate of 3.1%. Other economists are not so optimistic – the ANZ sees a rise of 0.9% quarter on quarter and more than 3% year on year. Moody’s economists wrote at the weekend Australia’s inflation likely eased over the September quarter on cooling domestic demand, settling at 2.4% in yearly terms, down from 3.8% in the prior quarter.
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So far it’s the Australian business sector that has been showing the way, along with state government’s such as the old and new administrations in NSW.īut it will be the September quarter Consumer Price Index on Wednesday that dominate all the commentary, especially with bond market bunnies chattering because they want a rise in interest rates before the Reserve Bank sees one possible in 2024. The NSW coalition government has been just as aggressive in revealing its plans to cut emissions as well. Rio Tinto showed the weakness of the government and the Nationals last week by committing itself to spend $10 billion from next year to halve its operational emissions by 2030. The ‘hurry, hurry, hurry’ messaging that we’re pelted with can add pressure and make us feel anxious, but I promise you that nothing bad is going to happen if you take that extra 24 hours to decide whether you want something or not.There’s a lot for markets to grapple with this week here and offshore – there’s inflation and bank earnings that will dominate the coming week in Australia markets, while offshore there’s the September quarter reporting season, Covid infections – especially in the UK and Germany the Chinese economy, weaker US economic growth for the three months to September and the start of the big climate conference in Glasgow next Sunday.Ĭentral banks meet in Canada, the European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan hold meetings – The Bank of Canada could lift rates thanks to higher inflation or start reducing its quantitative easing.īesides Australia, inflation data will also be released in the eurozone.įor Australia, Prime Minister Scott Morrison is going to the conference but just what policy and ideas he will be taking remains undecided while the National Party holds the rest of the government to ransom. One of the reasons why Black Friday works so well as a marketing concept is because it is, in its very nature, time-limited. Being constantly shown products wears us down, and sometimes we cave, even if we don’t actually want or need the item in question.
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The flurry of emails that are impending this weekend is enough to melt anyone’s resolve, so take a little time to actually hit ‘unsubscribe’ on anything you’re finding too tempting. Track the price of products that you want, and then make an informed decision when the offer emails come around. For as many as nine out of ten Black Friday ‘deals’, the product has been the same price or cheaper on several other occasions throughout the year. Some retailers really do save their best prices for this weekend, but many others don’t. By Clare Seal Remember that the deals aren’t always that good