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Tag Archives: cciq
Qld-NSW border & Qld Chief Economist comments
I’ve recorded a new video commenting on: the cost to the Queensland economy of the interstate border closure and other coronavirus measures (thanks to CCIQ for putting some estimates out there, which I’ve provided links to below), what’s been happening … Continue reading
Posted in Macroeconomy, Uncategorized
Tagged border, cciq, coronavirus, covid-19, economy, nsw, qld, qldgovernment, qldtreasury
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Chat with CCIQ’s Jack Baxter on collapse in business conditions & confidence
I spoke with CCIQ Economic and Policy Advisor Jack Baxter earlier today regarding the corona-crisis-induced collapse in business conditions and confidence reported in the March quarter Suncorp-CCIQ Pulse Survey report. Business conditions and confidence are at their worst levels in … Continue reading
Posted in Labour market, Macroeconomy, Uncategorized
Tagged australia, brisbane, cairns, cciq, coronavirus, covid-19, goldcoast, hospitality, landtax, manufacturing, payrolltax, pulse, qld, qldeconomy, queensland, stampduty, suncorp, tourism
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Catch up with CCIQ Chief Economist on dreadful business conditions & huge budget deficits
Yesterday afternoon I caught up with CCIQ Chief Economist Dr Marcus Smith for a phone interview on the coronavirus-induced recession/mini-depression, and you can listen to the recording here: Highlights include: 3:50 – discussion of forecasts for double-digit unemployment rates in … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Cairns, Gold Coast, Macroeconomy, Uncategorized
Tagged anz, australia, cciq, coronavirus, covid-19, economy, jobkeeper, jobseeker, publicservice, qld, radicaluncertainty, recession, unemployment, unemploymentrate
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COVID-19 rescue package chat with CCIQ Chief Economist Marcus Smith
In both its scale and scope, the COVID-19 rescue package announced by the Prime Minister and Treasurer this morning is stunning. I spoke with CCIQ Chief Economist Marcus Smith earlier this afternoon regarding what he thinks about the package, and … Continue reading
Posted in Macroeconomy, Uncategorized
Tagged aofm, australia, cairns, cciq, coronavirus, covid-19, debt, goa, goldcoast, mackay, newstart, payrolltax, qld, qldgovernment, queensland, rescuepackage, stimulus, townsville, unemployment
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Coronavirus catch up with CCIQ
I dropped into the head office of CCIQ on Wickham Terrace today for an update on coronavirus and for a briefing on the December quarter Pulse survey results. Once again, I spoke with CCIQ Senior Policy Officer Gus Mandigora and … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, China, Macroeconomy, Uncategorized
Tagged cciq, coronavirus, infrastructure, payrolltax, qldbudget, qldeconomy, qldgovernment, stimulus
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CCIQ Coronavirus interview – Chief Economist “very concerned” about potential impacts
The Courier-Mail‘s alarming story on Thursday Coronavirus to cause chaos for Queensland businesses prompted me to get in touch with the Chamber of Commerce & Industry Queensland (CCIQ) to seek a briefing on what they’ve learned from their various information … Continue reading
Posted in China, Exports, Macroeconomy, Uncategorized
Tagged cciq, china, coronavirus, gdp, gsp, qld, qldeconomy, queensland
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Qld’s exports to China doubled in less than 2½ years
There was some excellent commentary on the US’s and Australia’s relationships with China on ABC Radio National over the weekend which I can highly recommend: FT’s Martin Wolf interview: Is the US wrong on the trade war? on Saturday Extra … Continue reading
Posted in China, Exports, Uncategorized
Tagged abc, australia, cciq, china, coal, exports, qld, qldeconomy, rn, us
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Suncorp-CCIQ Pulse Report reveals “trepidation of a change in the Federal Government” felt by many Qld businesses
In the lead up to the federal election, the Chamber of Commerce and Industry Queensland (CCIQ) has included some bold commentary in its latest Suncorp CCIQ Pulse Survey report (on p. 16): The key factor influencing sentiment within the Queensland … Continue reading
Posted in Housing, Uncategorized
Tagged abs, buildingapprovals, cciq, pulse, suncorp
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Qld: hot or not? My presentation at the Brisbane Club on Wednesday 6 February
It was a great day to give an economic outlook presentation, with RBA Governor Philip Lowe announcing a change in monetary policy guidance, from saying the next rate movement would most likely be up, to saying the cash rate may … Continue reading
Posted in Infrastructure, Macroeconomy, Uncategorized
Tagged amp, app, brisbaneclub, cashrate, cciq, coal, cokingcoal, economy, interestrates, qld, queensland, rba, suncorp
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Suncorp-CCIQ Pulse Survey confirms decline in business confidence
In my wrap up of last week (see my previous post) I noted that I expected the latest Suncorp-CCIQ Pulse Survey would be discouraging and would counter the optimism of Deloitte Access Economics’s recent business outlook which was cited approvingly … Continue reading
Posted in Macroeconomy, Uncategorized
Tagged businessconfidence, cciq, pulse, qld, queensland, suncorp
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