Westpac-Melbourne Institute Consumer Sentiment November 2015
Elliot Clarke
Westpac
The Westpac Melbourne Institute Index of Consumer Sentiment rose by 3.9% in November from 97.8 in October to 101.7 in November. This is the highest print for the Index since January 2014. The Index is now 8.3% higher than in September, immediately preceding the change of leadership in the government. In addition to the usual detail on housing; employment; finances and the outlook, the November edition also includes a discussion on consumers' Christmas spending plans. (VIEW LINK)
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An Economist based in Sydney Australia with a particular interest in macro-financial analysis of the Australian and global economy. Having spent a number of years with the Reserve Bank of Australia and Westpac Economics, monetary policy, the management of financial institutions and linkages between the finance sector and the real economy are key areas of focus.
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Elliot Clarke
Senior Economist
Westpac
An Economist based in Sydney Australia with a particular interest in macro-financial analysis of the Australian and global economy. Having spent a number of years with the Reserve Bank of Australia and Westpac Economics, monetary policy, the...
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Elliot Clarke
Senior Economist
Westpac
An Economist based in Sydney Australia with a particular interest in macro-financial analysis of the Australian and global economy. Having spent a number of years with the Reserve Bank of Australia and Westpac Economics, monetary policy, the...
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