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Why Harvey Norman, JB Hi-Fi and Premier Investments shares are set to rally before Christmas - Vimarsana News

Why Harvey Norman, JB Hi-Fi and Premier Investments shares are set to rally before Christmas

Saxo market strategist Jessica Amir said Harvey Norman, JB Hi-Fi and Premier Investments shares were likely to continue surging because they didn't rely on selling products to China.

Australia cost of living: Retail sales fall for the first time this year - Vimarsana News

Australia cost of living: Retail sales fall for the first time this year

Higher interest rates and cost-of-living pressures forced consumers to cut back on spending in October.

Source: afr.com
ANZ doesn't expect rate cuts until late 2024 - Vimarsana News

ANZ doesn't expect rate cuts until late 2024

The bank is expecting inflation and wages growth will remain higher for longer. The Reserve Bank will not begin reducing interest rates until November 2024, according to economists at ANZ, who previo

Aussies Spending Spree Drives Rise in Consumer Confidence - Vimarsana News

Aussies Spending Spree Drives Rise in Consumer Confidence

The persistently strong labour market and Black Friday sales are likely leading to a rise in consumer confidence, ...

Australian shares are set to open higher on Monday as investors hope the US Federal Reserve will back off its aggressive pace of monetary tightening. - Vimarsana News

Australian shares are set to open higher on Monday as investors hope the US Federal Reserve will back off its aggressive pace of monetary tightening.

Australian shares are set to open higher on Monday as investors hope the US Federal Reserve will back off its aggressive pace of monetary tightening.

Source: afr.com