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Economy

Recent economic surveys have pointed towards a broad-based, albeit slow, recovery in consumer and business conditions.

BCA has urged the Albanese government to act on its Economic Reform Roundtable pledges to ensure Australians aren’t condemned to “eating smaller slices of a smaller pie”.

The US administration has asked the Supreme Court to overturn a federal ruling which found US President Donald Trump’s tariffs to be illegal.

June quarter GDP growth exceeded economists’ expectations, buoyed by robust household spending.

On Friday (29 August EDT), a US federal appeals court found Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs to be illegal, casting further doubts over the future of the tariff regime.

Businesses across the globe are looking to protect their workers and the environment, as well as boost commercial value and resilience, by investing in environmental, health and safety measures.

The Reserve Bank has outlined its five key objectives it will look to home in on over the next four years in its RBA 2025–26 Corporate Plan.

A team of young Deloitte economists are pushing for a “youth lens” in policymaking as economic and social challenges are continuing to mount against younger Australians.

Student visa caps could threaten the growth outlook for one of Australia’s key service exports, a Commonwealth Bank economist has warned.

The government has said it would slash 500 “nuisance tariffs” in a bid to boost productivity and reduce compliance costs for businesses.

Deloitte analysis has shown that a 75 per cent emissions reduction target could boost Australia’s economic growth and protect its competitiveness in a decarbonising world.

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