Stand by for some good reports

Article Abstract:

Most industrial sectors of Australia, with the notable exception of the resources industry, have grown an average of 7% during 1998-99 because of cost cutting and low inflation and interest rates. The telecommunications sector is on track for earnings growth of 12-15% in 1999-2000. The Reserve Bank of Australia forecasts a continued Australian economic growth of 3-4% for the rest of 1999. Such growth has been possible because of an inflation rate of under 2%.

Statistical Data Included, Banking industry, Finance, Telecommunications services industry, Telecommunications industry, Retail industry, Retail trade, Forecasts and trends, Mining industry, Influence, Economic development, Gross domestic product, Inflation (Finance), Interest rates, Industrial development, Industrialization, Reserve Bank of Australia, Inflation (Economics)

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Season of the rich

Article Abstract:

The domestic economy of Australia is growing with the housing boom lasting for more than its expected time frame. Investors should keep an eye on the strong performers this profit season of 2002-2003 as they have already reached a peak in their earnings cycle.

Construction, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Engineering Services, Engineering & Architectural Svcs, HEAVY CONSTRUCTION, EX. BUILDING, GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTORS, Venture Analysis, Construction industry, Reports, Business enterprises, Growth, Financial analysts, Rankings, Company growth, Industry forecasts

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