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Economics  

Our Economic Research provides an in-depth analysis of trends and developments in the Australian and New Zealand economies. This research also covers economic policy developments and other topical issues as they emerge.


Chief Economist
Senior Economist
Senior Economist
Economist

Michael Blythe
Michael Workman
John Peters
James McIntyre

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michael.blythe@cba.com.au
michael.workman@cba.com.au
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10 October 2008 - AEST 8.30am - In the US, stocks gave up early gains with credit markets continuing to be the major concern - The Aussie dollar rose sharply throughout the European session before ending weaker - Crude oil prices eased again on Thursday - The concerns over a global slowdown continued to weigh on prices, with the front month contract hitting a 11 month low - China is expected to halt auto fuel imports for the second month in a row - The October Nymex crude quote fell by US$2.36 or 2.7pct to US$86.59 a barrel - Base metal prices rallied on the LME following a week of sharp falls. Zinc gained 4.7pct with Lead up 6.2pct - The price of gold reversed previous gains as investors opted for cash.

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