Dr Shane Oliver

Dr Shane Oliver

economist Australia

Dr. Shane Oliver is the Chief Economist at AMP, where he analyzes economic trends and their implications for the housing market. He recently commented on Sydney's real estate clearance rates, noting a solid performance amid low volumes, while suggesting that buyers are anticipating potential interest rate cuts.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.00%
Persistence
2 wks
Reach
59,417
Power
3,216$
Sentiment
5.50
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Australia 4 5.50 0.19% +20% 25,499,884 59,417 $1,380,000 3,216$
Totals 4 25,499,884 59,417 $1,380,000 3,216$
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Recent Mentions

Australia Australia: Dr Shane Oliver said Sydney’s clearance rate of 63.5 per cent is down slightly from last week. 6

The Sydney Morning Herald: Property investors sell $4.3 million Drummoyne waterfront apartment at auction

Australia Australia: Dr. Shane Oliver is the AMP chief economist who commented on the housing shortfall and its implications. 5

The Sydney Morning Herald: Not a lot of political will

Australia Australia: Dr. Shane Oliver commented on Sydney's property market and the impact of interest rates. 6

The Sydney Morning Herald: Auction results for Balmoral, Bondi Beach, Surry Hills and more

Australia Australia: AMP’s chief economist Dr Shane Oliver said Sydney’s clearance rate of 74.5 per cent shows the trend is up. 8

The Sydney Morning Herald: Dog owner pays $380,000 above reserve for $2.68 million Lilyfield home

Australia Australia: Dr Shane Oliver, AMP chief economist, expressed skepticism about sharp increases in house prices following cash rate cuts. 5

The Sydney Morning Herald: What would a Reserve Bank interest rate cut mean for the property market

Australia Australia: AMP’s chief economist Dr Shane Oliver said Sydney’s clearance rate of 72.4 per cent is 'quite a solid number.' 8

The Sydney Morning Herald: Renting family splashes $5.6m to get into Longueville