Interest rates, the dollar, credit and household saving.
The market yield on Australian Government 10-year bonds — the benchmark rate at which the Commonwealth borrows long-term and the market's read on long-run interest rates.
The trade-weighted index — the Australian dollar measured against a basket of currencies weighted by our trade, with May 1970 = 100.
Twelve-month growth in credit to non-financial businesses from banks and other lenders.
Household net worth - all assets (housing, super, deposits, equities) less all liabilities - divided by the resident population, from the RBA's household balance-sheet table and ABS population estimates.
The share of household disposable income that households save rather than spend, seasonally adjusted.
Twelve-month growth in credit to the private non-financial sector: housing, personal and business credit combined.
The Reserve Bank’s target for the overnight cash rate — the interest rate that anchors mortgage and business lending — shown as the monthly average.
Total assets held by APRA-regulated superannuation entities each quarter. Excludes self-managed super funds (around a quarter of the system), which APRA does not publish as a quarterly series.
