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OECD March Economic Outlook flags slowdown in Australian economic growth

17 March 2025
in Australia
OECD March Economic Outlook flags slowdown in Australian economic growth
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The OECD warns that Australian economic growth will slow in 2026 due to US President Trump’s tariff agenda, with GDP growth expected to decline to 1.8% from 1.9% in 2025. Global growth is also projected to moderate, with higher trade barriers impacting investment and household spending. Inflation is expected to be higher than previously forecasted, with headline inflation in Australia predicted to reach 2.2% in 2026, allowing for continued policy rate reductions.

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