| Date GMT+00:00 |
Event | Value | |||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov, 30 00:00 |
★
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ANZ Business Confidence
ANZ Business Confidence
The results of the ANZ Bank Business survey held among businesses nationwide. |
-15.6 | ||||||||||||||
| Nov, 30 00:00 |
★
|
MI Inflation Gauge
MI Inflation Gauge
This data provides a monthly look at consumer inflation and is designed to mimic the quarterly government-released CPI data. Full reports are only available to Melbourne Institute subscribers.
|
-0.1% m/m; 1.1% y/y | ||||||||||||||
| Nov, 30 00:30 |
★★
|
Company Operating Profits
Company Operating Profits
Measures the total amount of profits earned by businesses with more than 20 employees before taxes have been taken out. |
15.0% | ||||||||||||||
| Nov, 30 00:30 |
★
|
Private Sector Credit
Private Sector Credit
Private Sector Credit released by the Reserve Bank of Australia is an amount of money that the Australian private sector borrows.
|
0.1% m/m; 2.0% y/y | ||||||||||||||
| Nov, 30 01:00 |
★★★
|
PMI Manufacturing
PMI Manufacturing
A monthly gauge of manufacturing activity and future outlook. The CIPS PMI is comparable to the US ISM survey, similarly based on the opinions of executives in manufacturing companies. Purchasing managers are tasked with gauging future demand, and adjusting orders for materials accordingly. The PMI summarizes the opinions of these executives to give a picture of the future of the manufacturing sector. A higher PMI indicates that materials purchases are increasing and that the economic outlook is positive. Alternately, a lower PMI means orders for materials are down and the future outlook is less favorable. By nature, the figure is very sensitive to the business cycle and tends to match growth or decline in the economy as a whole. The PMI is presented as an index with a value between 1-100. |
51.4 | ||||||||||||||