Confidence slips as business conditions continue to weaken

NAB chief economist Alan Oster fears a prolonged period of poor business confidence could extend to investment and employment intentions.

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October 09, 2019
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Confidence slips as business conditions continue to weaken

The major bank’s monthly business survey for September, released today (8 October), saw business conditions edge up by 1 point while confidence edged lower.

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