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What recession looks like for young Australians
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Analysis

What recession looks like for young Australians

In the year following the 2020 recession, young people represented 55 per cent of job losses nationwide, despite only making up 14 per cent of population.

  • by Millie Muroi

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Flirting with recession: Will Australia follow New Zealand?
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Flirting with recession: Will Australia follow New Zealand?

Westpac’s head economist says we are already in a consumer recession – its spread to the broader economy depends on whether business investment continues to hold up or falls in a hole.

  • by Elizabeth Knight
High rates, possible recession: Market watchers predict tough 12 months
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High rates, possible recession: Market watchers predict tough 12 months

The country’s most experienced economists and fund managers believe it could be a bumpy ride for investors.

  • by John Collett
Recession ‘most likely’ and inflation to rebound: AustralianSuper

Recession ‘most likely’ and inflation to rebound: AustralianSuper

The chief investment officer of Australia’s biggest super fund says the Reserve Bank will tame inflation in the short term but will “most likely” plunge the country into recession.

  • by Millie Muroi
‘Pretty brutal’: Chalmers promises relief in budget after shock rate rise

‘Pretty brutal’: Chalmers promises relief in budget after shock rate rise

The head of Deloitte Access Economics, Pradeep Philip, warns the Reserve Bank is pushing the country to the brink of recession.

  • by Rachel Clun and Shane Wright
Australia tipped to avoid recession this year, but it will still feel like one for many
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Australia tipped to avoid recession this year, but it will still feel like one for many

Top economists say the RBA and its fight to bring down inflation will be the key influence on the strength of the economy through 2023 and into next year.

  • by Shane Wright and Rachel Clun
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Price caps to exceed expectations on curbing power bill rises: Chalmers
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Price caps to exceed expectations on curbing power bill rises: Chalmers

The federal treasurer said new analysis by his department showed the government’s intervention was “already starting to work” by causing a fall in power price rises.

  • by Anthony Galloway
The top 7 economic buzzwords you’ll need to know in 2023

The top 7 economic buzzwords you’ll need to know in 2023

From “quantitative tightening” to “neutral interest rates” and “wage price spiral”, here is a rundown of key economic terms you’ll need to know ahead of the 2023 economic maelstrom.

  • by Jessica Irvine
‘Champagne shortage is real’: Popular bubbly brands harder to find this Christmas

‘Champagne shortage is real’: Popular bubbly brands harder to find this Christmas

Drinks retailers are struggling to keep Moet and Veuve Clicquot on shelves and experts are urging Australians to diversify their palates.

  • by Jessica Yun
Interest rates lifted to nine-year high to tackle ‘the evil of inflation’

Interest rates lifted to nine-year high to tackle ‘the evil of inflation’

RBA governor Philip Lowe acknowledged that rates had risen “materially” since May but said the board expected to increase them further over the period ahead.

  • by Rachel Clun and Shane Wright
Memo RBA board: Time to stop digging in deeper on interest rates

Memo RBA board: Time to stop digging in deeper on interest rates

If the advanced economies’ central banks push the world into recession, the biggest risk isn’t that they’ll drag us down too, but that Australia’s Reserve Bank will raise interest rates too far.

  • by Ross Gittins