Australia: Q3 2023 GDP Growth Softens

Dec. 06, 2023 10:15 AM ETEWA, FLAU, FXA

Summary

  • Weaker GDP growth in Australia may indicate that the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is done hiking rates.
  • Trade data suggests that the GDP growth figure for Q3 2023 will not meet expectations.
  • Household consumption has slowed due to RBA rate increases, but non-dwelling construction spending has rebounded.

Australia economy and financial market growth concept, 3D rendering

Kagenmi

By Robert Carnell


Weaker GDP growth doesn't guarantee that the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has now finished hiking rates, but it helps.

Clue to the weakness came in trade data

One clue that today's 3Q23 GDP growth

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