Consumer confidence in Australia drops 5.6% in September

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9 September 2015

Consumer confidence in Australia drops 5.6% in September

According to a survey from Westpac Bank and the Melbourne Institute, consumer confidence in Australia dropped 5.6% in September, after a 7.8% in August.

The decline was driven by a weak GDP data and a drop in the Australian dollar.

U.K. manufacturing production declines 0.8% in July, but industrial production drops 0.4%

Home loans in Australia are up 0.3% in July

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