Investment Plans Recalibrated Following Capex Lift – ABS
(28 November 2024 – Australia) Private new capital expenditure (capex) increased 1.1 percent in Q3 2024, representing a one percent lift year-on-year. New equipment and machinery rose 1.1 […]
(28 November 2024 – Australia) Private new capital expenditure (capex) increased 1.1 percent in Q3 2024, representing a one percent lift year-on-year. New equipment and machinery rose 1.1 […]
(31 May 2024 – Australia) Private new capital expenditure (capex) rose one percent in the March quarter 2024 to be 5.5 percent higher year-on-year according to the Australian […]
(28 February 2024 – Australia) New Australian capital expenditure (capex) increased 0.8 percent in Q4 2023 on quarter according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). The figure […]
(19 February 2024 – Global) East & Partners global analyst meeting insights provide a valuable insight into emerging business banking research and advisory trends at the critical intersection […]
(31 January 2024 – Australia) As elevated inflation and interest rates drag on consumer demand, businesses are being forced into a widescale reassessment of their capital expenditure (capex) […]
(29 January 2024 – Europe) Capital has become more expensive and difficult to access since the pandemic, resulting in a defined shift toward prioritising profitability ahead of growth […]
(28 February 2023 – Australia) New private capital expenditure (capex) increased by over two percent to A$35 billion in Q4 2022 according to the latest Australian Bureau of […]
(30 May 2022 – Australia) Disappointing Australian capital expenditure (capex) intentions reported by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) are linked to execution and demand misalignment according to […]
(31 March 2022 – Germany) The most carbon intensive corporates globally are not explicitly aligning their future capital expenditure (capex) plans with long-term greenhouse gas emission targets declares […]