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Navigating Economic Trends in 2024
Oxford Economics Australia set the stage for the year ahead, at our bi-annual Global Economic Outlook Conference, in Sydney and Melbourne during the week commencing 18th of March.
Throughout the events our line-up of speakers provided an array of insights focusing on finding opportunities in Australia’s and the global economy. Oxford Economics CEO, Adrian Cooper set the scene as he outlined how potential risks to economic growth appear more balanced than two years prior, with actions from central banks being seen as a likely major economic driver, with geopolitical issues dominating downside risks.
The conference was teeming with unparalleled insight, dynamic discussions, and ground-breaking perspectives on the current economic landscape, with challenges and emerging opportunities in Australis’s property and construction sectors as well as the implications and realities of executing a successful climate transition.
Global Economic Prospects & Risks – Where will we find growth?
Adrian Cooper, CEO of Oxford Economics, highlighted the complex dynamics shaping the global economy. While headline inflation has fallen, challenges persist in returning core inflation to target levels. The US elections and fiscal policy were also discussed, emphasising the potential implications for global economic stability.
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Australian Economic Outlook – Navigating the economic slowdown
Sean Langcake, head of macroeconomic forecasting for Oxford Economics Australia, outlined the challenges and opportunities facing the Australian economy. Brisk population growth is expected to buffer against a technical recession, but policymakers must navigate persistent inflationary pressures and evolving labor market dynamics.
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Taking stock of Australia’s journey to net zero. Where are we at, what’s to come, how do we get there?
Kristian Kolding and Ruchira Ray provided insights into Australia’s progress towards net-zero emissions. While emissions are declining, the pace is insufficient to meet 2030 targets. The road to decarbonisation presents technological and policy challenges, with the cost of transition looming large.
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Australian Construction Outlook | Is the construction sector heading for a hard landing?
Is the Construction Sector Heading for a Hard Landing?
Dr. Nicholas Fearnley, Adrian Hart and Timothy Hibbert addressed challenges in the construction sector. Publicly funded projects continue to support activity, but cost constraints and capacity issues pose challenges. Despite a slowdown in certain segments, opportunities exist in civil and social infrastructure projects.
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Australian Real Estate Outlook – With interest rates nearing a turning point, where to for Australian real estate?
Maree Kilroy along with Nora Farren and Lee Walker analysed the impact of rising interest rates on the real estate market. Regional discrepancies and varied performance are anticipated for residential and commercial properties. While challenges exist, prospects for medium to long-term returns remain promising.
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Housing Panel Discussion
Oxford Economics Australia’s conference provided invaluable insights into Australia’s economic outlook for 2024 and beyond. With a focus on understanding global trends and their local implications, attendees gained a deeper understanding of the challenges and opportunities shaping Australia’s economic landscape with invaluable insights into the property and construction sectors.
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