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Don’t worry about AUD sparking inflation

Despite the RBA’s efforts to kill the beast in the June RBA meeting minutes (see this post), the “lower AUD

Yesterday’s Q1 GDP report showed some worrying signs for the domestic economy: in particular, it showed that the domestic economy

There was a bit of confusion about the path of debt subject to the legislative ceiling of AUD300bn following the

The June RBA Statement was basically a return to the situation prior to the surprise cut in May (with fewer

There are a great number of interesting stories in yesterday’s data-deluge, however my personal favourite is the profits story in

Last week’s capex report was both keenly anticipated and the source of much confusion. It was keenly anticipated, as it’s

I bombed the May RBA meeting (thinking they would hold, when they cut 25bps to 2.75%) because the demand test

In Treasury Secretary Parkinson’s post budget speech to the ABE, there is a flight of carbon-price fancy that made me

The exit of Ford from Australian vehicle manufacture has flushed the rent seeking club out once again. Their arguments range

The other part of the Treasury Structural budget estimates working paper is the PBO study — both were published on 22

The Australian Treasury has released new structural budget deficit estimates, updating my favourite bulletin article (MacDonald &c.) of the last

One of the biggest traps in Australian economics over the past decade has been worrying about non-tradable inflation. I fell