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Record Wealth! RBA open to “macroprudential” tools

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Financial Accounts; Population; Job Vacancies; Final Budget Outcome Household wealth stood at a record $7,780.6 billion at the end of June, up $97.4 billion or 1.3 per cent over the quarter. In

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26 Sep 2014
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Wealth down, but rebound to record highs underway

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Financial Accounts; Population; Job Vacancies Less wealthy: Net household financial wealth per capita fell from $76,748 to $75,509 in the June quarter, but was still up 12.4 per cent over

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27 Sep 2013
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