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Australia’s Household Spending Surges Past Estimates in July
Source: Bloomberg
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Australia’s household spending rose more than expected in July, reinforcing evidence of solid consumer demand despite three interest-rate rises earlier this year. The upside relative to expectations is a modest positive for growth sentiment, suggesting demand has held up even as rates increased.
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