This was published 11 years ago. The state of the Australian economy in 15 charts 15 Images This year is shaping up to be a pivotal year for the economy as it grapples with a fall-off in mining ...

I briefly mentioned Australia some days ago as there are increasingly people calling it a bubble. Here are just a few more charts on the Australian economy, without many comments. 1. Sectoral ...

The Q1 national accounts, released earlier this month, showed that the private sector economy remains locked in recession.

Below are six charts that encapsulate Australia’s economic profile and policy priorities: Economic growth in Australia is expected to moderate in the near term but remain close to trend.A rebound in ...

The Australian economy expanded by a subdued 0.2 per cent through the final three months of 2023, ... Here’s a breakdown of the economy in five charts.

On an annual basis, GDP grew 3.1 per cent, above economists’ consensus estimate for 2.8 per cent growth and defying fears that Australia would be hit by slowing growth in China, its biggest ...

This explains why the RBA has held lending rates at the 'emergency' low levels of 1.5% for the past 31 months in a bid to avoid an Australian recession that would smash economic and consumer ...

Public debt amounts to just 41% of GDP (see chart 3)—one of the lowest levels in the rich world. That, in turn, is a function not just of Australia’s enviable record in terms of growth, but ...

Australia's commodities-driven economy surged when China's economy was accelerating and importing commodities like crazy. And now it's getting slammed with China's economy decelerating. "Make no ...

Australia is considered one of the world’s key English-speaking countries for immigration, along with Canada, New Zealand and the US, with skilled migrants a key driver of economic growth.

The Australian economy is turning, and the rug is starting to be pulled out from under us. ... As the next chart shows, only the territories are outstripping WA when it comes to growth.