RBA faces inflation strain as building approvals rise toward 11% of GDP ahead of expected rate hike to 15-year high
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Australian construction activity is accelerating to multi-decade highs, led by data centres and housing, lifting demand for labour and materials. The resulting cost pressures add to domestic inflation risks and complicate the RBA's expected rate hike to a 15-year high. A tighter policy path can raise Australian yields and volatility, with migration restraint and Middle East disruptions adding further upside risks to input costs.
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Australia’s construction boom is expected to push the value of residential and nonresidential building approvals as high as 11% of GDP, the highest level since 1973, driven by surging data centre and housing projects. Labour shortages and rising material costs are adding to inflation pressures, complicating the Reserve Bank of Australia’s widely expected move to lift interest rates to a 15-year high this week. The government is attempting to slow migration, while the war in the Middle East is placing fresh strain on projects, according to Macquarie research.
