Does 2020 look bright or bleak for the Australian economy? We surveyed 40 economists to forecast what is in store for Australia in the coming year. Finder's Insights Manager, Graham Cooke, breaks down the predictions for housing, employment, retail, and the possible recession. Keep up with Finder's Insights Blog:
📈 How did the RBA cash rate cuts of 2019 affect us? Watch our 2019 round-up video to find out:
What did the economists say about:
0:36 #1 Housing market
3:22 #2 Jobs & Employement
4:07 #3 Retail
4:52 #4 Economy and the Australian dollar
Watch are videos debating the possibility of a recession in Australia:
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Thanks to all of the economists and experts who took part in Finder's RBA Cash Rate survey this year, including the following who participated in the survey covered in this video:
Alan Oster, NAB
Alex Joiner, IFM Investors
Andrew Wilson, Independent Economist
Christine Williams, Smarter Property Investing
Craig Emerson, Former Australian Government Minister.
Geoff Kingston, Macquarie University.
Jeffrey Sheen, Macquarie University
John Rolfe, Elders Real Estate
Jonathan Chancellor, Property Observer
Leanne Pilkington, Laing + Simmons
Mala Raghavan, University of Tasmania
Mark Brimble, Griffith University
Mathew Tiller, LJ Hooker
Matthew Peter, QIC
Michael Yardney, Independent Property Expert
Nerida Conisbee, REA Group
Nicholas Gruen, Lateral Economics
Noel Whittaker, Queensland University of Technology
Peter Boehm, KVB Kunlun Pty Ltd
Peter Haller, Heritage Bank
Stephen Koukoulas, Market Economics
Susan Mitchell, Mortgage Choice
Tim Nelson, Griffith University
Tony Makin, Griffith University
Trent Wiltshire, Domain
Timothy Andrew Moore, CUA
Alison Booth, Australian National University
David Robertson, Bendigo & Adelaide Bank
Julie Toth, Ai Group
Malcolm Wood, Baillieu Holst
Shane Oliver, AMP Capital
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The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) sets the official cash rate target on the first Tuesday of every month except January. The RBA decision is based on a variety of economic factors beyond the housing market. Learn more below about how the latest rate cut could affect the property market, investments and savings rates for Australians.
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