Australia’s economic growth remains straight to 1.3% in the first quarter

Australia’s economy has larger than expected in the first quarter of this year, the Australian Statistics Bureau said statement Wednesday, growth remained in global trading tension.

In the first quarter of the economy, the annual compared to the annual year, the annual compared to the annual increase in a reuters survey was lower than 1.5%. This was unchanged 1.3% increase in annual comparison in the previous quarter.

In the quarter of the quarter, the economy increases 0.2%, 0.4% to growth expectations.

ABS head of national accounts Katherine Keenan, social spending and weakened consumer coordinated soft growth to reduce demand and exports.

“Since September 2017, public spending has been recorded since September 2017. The internal events have reduced the latest demand and exports. The air effects were especially clear in mining, tourism and shipping,” Keenan said.

Australian reserve bank reduced ratios to the lowest level in two years In May, inflation concerns in the last meeting facilitated monetary policy offering a room for RBA.

The Central Bank said In a statement after the meeting Buying the internal GDP in 2025, expects to be taken in 2025 in 2025 in consumer and state demand.

“However, the apple, global demand, global requirement and internal uncertainty and internal uncertainty and vulnerability are more gradually more gradually expected than the forecast.

In the first quarter of 2025, inflation in the country is 2.4%, from 2% to 3% under the target range of RBA.

Rba said last month The main assumptions of the economy will reflect the “slightly weak” demand for Australian exports.

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