The dollar cycles up again

Article Abstract:

The value of the Australian dollar is affected by the anticipation of cyclical price moves of Australian commodities. In 1998, when the dollar fell to a low of US55.3 cents, the dollar moved up or down with commodity prices. In 1999, the foreign exchange market was optimistic about a rise in commodity prices, and the dollar recovered more than did commodities to US65-66 cents.

World, Statistical Data Included, Prices and rates, International aspects, Column, Foreign exchange, Dollar (Australia), Commodities

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The business cycle is alive and well

Article Abstract:

The director of investment strategy for Deutsche Bank Australia believes that the business cycle in Australia is doing well. A combination of increasing exports, small wage and inflation increases, and reasonable interest rates means that recession in Australia is unlikely in 2001.

Recessions, Business cycles

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Buckle up for a soft landing

Article Abstract:

The prospects for Australian economy in 2005 are forecasted based on analysis of capital spending, employment, GDP numbers, consumer spending, productivity growth etc. The economy is expected to slow down but not crash as is rumored.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Forecasts and trends, Economic conditions, Market trend/market analysis, 2005 AD

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