
Macroeconomics and Australia-focused analysis by journalist and analyst Tarric Brooker, with in-depth data driven coverage of everything from global commodities to Australian housing.
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When the Albanese government implemented its expanded 5% deposit, government backed mortgage scheme in October 2025, it triggered a major surge in first home buyers into the scheme, pushing them into an already overheated market.
Prior to...
In the months prior to the recent federal budget, there was evidence in data from Westpac and Equifax to suggest that demand for new mortgages was trending down.
Source: Westpac
Given a backdrop of collapsed levels of consumer confidence...
Amidst a challenging backdrop of uncertainty related to the crisis in the Persian Gulf, still simmering domestic inflationary pressures and highly depressed consumer confidence, concerns over the future path of the Australian economy contin...
The history and real world implications charted
In the broader world of real estate transactions, Australia is unique in that such a large proportion of homes are sold under an auctioneers hammer.
With data from six of the major pollsters now under our belt, we can begin to assess how the budget was received through the lens of where Australians are dedicating their primary votes.
Looking at the available data so far, the news for t...
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