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Weekend Edition: Rate cuts will boost the Australian psyche, says NAB Chief

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Friday 6th December 2024


Please note this communication is not a research report and has not been prepared by NAB Research analysts. Read the full disclaimer here.


Next year the Australian economy will see slow and measured improvement, according to NAB's CEO Andrew Irvine. It’ll be boosted, though, by the first rate cut, which Andrew says will have a significant impact on the psyche of businesses and consumers.


In his first appearance on The Morning Call the NAB boss talks about housing affordability, productivity and how NAB will stand up against its competitors in the banking sector. He gives his views on where Australia will stand in five years’ time, the opportunities we need to engage with, and what’s holding the country back.


In many cases he shares his observations of Australia in relation to Canada, a country he knows well. When it comes to productivity and housing, he thinks we can learn a few things. But he admits, the coffee is a lot better here.


Join Phil talking to Andrew Irvine in his first at-length interview since taking the role.



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Friday 6th December 2024


Please note this communication is not a research report and has not been prepared by NAB Research analysts. Read the full disclaimer here.


Next year the Australian economy will see slow and measured improvement, according to NAB's CEO Andrew Irvine. It’ll be boosted, though, by the first rate cut, which Andrew says will have a significant impact on the psyche of businesses and consumers.


In his first appearance on The Morning Call the NAB boss talks about housing affordability, productivity and how NAB will stand up against its competitors in the banking sector. He gives his views on where Australia will stand in five years’ time, the opportunities we need to engage with, and what’s holding the country back.


In many cases he shares his observations of Australia in relation to Canada, a country he knows well. When it comes to productivity and housing, he thinks we can learn a few things. But he admits, the coffee is a lot better here.


Join Phil talking to Andrew Irvine in his first at-length interview since taking the role.



Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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