
Shane Oliver Updates The Global Gdp Picture How Does Australia Stack Following on the back of a 0.3% dip in the march quarter, it brought a shattering end to almost three decades of growth without a recession, despite two significant global financial crises and the asian emerging market crisis in the interim. Global share markets mostly rebounded over the last week from oversold conditions helped by an absence of new tariff comments from trump and as the fed helped calm recession and inflation fears.

Shane Oliver Updates The Global Gdp Picture How Does Australia Stack On the data front in australia, expect march quarter gdp growth (wednesday) of just 0.3%qoq or 2.4%yoy with a 0.6 percentage point detraction from net exports, flat dwelling investment, soft growth in consumer spending but a rise in business investment and public spending. Mr oliver stressed that trump’s trade war would shake australia’s economy through its impacts on the nation’s largest trading partner china. “the main threat to australia would come via trump’s tariffs leading to less global trade and a hit to chinese and global gdp, weighing on demand for our exports and hence our gdp,” he said. Key points president trump’s trade war poses a threat to australian economic growth particularly via the indirect impact of weaker global activity driving less demand for our exports and lower. The chief economist at amp shane oliver told skynews .au the risk to australia’s economy from the tariffs was through flow on effects of the 20 per cent tariffs trump has slapped on chinese.

Shane Oliver Updates The Global Gdp Picture How Does Australia Stack Key points president trump’s trade war poses a threat to australian economic growth particularly via the indirect impact of weaker global activity driving less demand for our exports and lower. The chief economist at amp shane oliver told skynews .au the risk to australia’s economy from the tariffs was through flow on effects of the 20 per cent tariffs trump has slapped on chinese. While speaking ahead of donald trump’s latest announcement, shane cautioned that tariffs were “one of the biggest threats to global growth in 2025.” just hours after the event, trump delivered on that threat, unveiling a sweeping 10% tariff on all us imports, including from australia. The dinner was hosted by chief economist and head of investment strategy at amp capital, dr. shane oliver, who provided an update on the current state of markets both overseas and in australia. dr. oliver also shared his expectations for global economies and explained what this means for investors. Tariffs and stimulus measures fuel market volatility, impacting stocks, bonds, and currencies. dr shane oliver, head of investment strategy & chief economist at amp, discusses developments in investment markets over the past week, economic activity trackers, major global economic events and australian economic events. Dr shane oliver discusses more good news on inflation and rates; australian and us shares make record highs; concerns over us banks & commercial property, and evergrande; rba to hold in feb and start cutting in june.

Shane Oliver Updates Australian Gdp Slowed In The June Quarter Will While speaking ahead of donald trump’s latest announcement, shane cautioned that tariffs were “one of the biggest threats to global growth in 2025.” just hours after the event, trump delivered on that threat, unveiling a sweeping 10% tariff on all us imports, including from australia. The dinner was hosted by chief economist and head of investment strategy at amp capital, dr. shane oliver, who provided an update on the current state of markets both overseas and in australia. dr. oliver also shared his expectations for global economies and explained what this means for investors. Tariffs and stimulus measures fuel market volatility, impacting stocks, bonds, and currencies. dr shane oliver, head of investment strategy & chief economist at amp, discusses developments in investment markets over the past week, economic activity trackers, major global economic events and australian economic events. Dr shane oliver discusses more good news on inflation and rates; australian and us shares make record highs; concerns over us banks & commercial property, and evergrande; rba to hold in feb and start cutting in june.