Australia's consumer spending is still 'quite resilient,' says asset management firm
Jason Teh of Vertium Asset Management says the country's economy could slow around March next year.
UP NEXT
NOW PLAYING: World
Australia's consumer spending is still 'quite resilient,' says asset management firm
CNBCUP NEXT
-
American missile shoots down suspected Chinese spy balloon
CNBC -
A Chinese balloon over U.S. should concern us all, says Longview Global's Dewardric McNeal
CNBC -
Last week Powell caved, says Summit Global's David Harden
CNBC -
Software is 'one of the best houses on the block,' says Macquarie's Sarah Hindlian-Bowler
CNBC -
Earnings Exchange: PINS, BP & RCL
CNBC -
Goldman bullish on China, South Korea and Taiwan, neutral on India
CNBC -
Fed rates aren't restrictive yet, says Lindsey Group's Lawrence Lindsey
CNBC -
Final Trades: Starbucks, Uber & Onsemi
CNBC -
Watch CNBC's full interview with Onsemi's Hassane El-Khoury
CNBC -
Watch CNBC's full interview with Bill CEO René Lacerte
CNBC -
Watch CNBC's full interview with UBS's Lloyd Walmsley
CNBC -
Grade my trade: ZTS, ORCL & PXD
CNBC -
PayPal slips after Raymond James downgrades stock to Market Perform
CNBC -
Two massive earthquakes rock Turkey and Syria as death toll exceeds 2,000
CNBC -
The S&P will be stuck in a range for the next 6 months, says Douglas C. Lane's Sarat Sethi
CNBC -
Sanchez: The Fed is looking for a payroll decline that would throw the economy into recession, and that's a big concern
CNBC
