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NAB chief economist sees 7% peak-to-trough drop in Australian capital city dwelling prices
- NAB Chief Economist Sally Auld told a Senate committee housing affordability remains Australia’s key economic and social challenge.
- Auld flagged a 25-basis-point cash rate rise in September to 4.6%, citing sticky inflation in July CPI data.
- Risks tilt to another increase in November if activity stays resilient.
- NAB forecasts a 7% peak-to-trough fall in combined capital-city dwelling prices, including about a 5% decline in 2026.
- Auld said lasting affordability gains require sustained supply growth, citing a Productivity Commission estimate of 50% fewer dwellings per hour than mid-1990s.
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