
Sally Auld
Sally Auld is the Chief Economist at the National Australia Bank (NAB), where she provides insights into economic trends and consumer behavior. Recently, she highlighted the rising consumer stress levels despite them remaining below the long-term average, emphasizing the impact of mortgage repayments and cost-of-living pressures on Australian shoppers.
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Separate research by NAB senior economists Sally Auld and Taylor Nugent showed there had been a clear under-performance among occupations most at risk from AI.
Businesses ramp up spending as $155 billion data centre boom outpaces miningSally Auld is the chair of SCEGGS and co-signed the letter regarding fee increases.
Sydney private school fees near $55,000 at The Scots College, SCEGGS DarlinghurstNAB group chief economist Sally Auld said the economy was already running at near its capacity.
$5.4 billion improvement forecast, but interest rate rise still loomsNAB chief economist Sally Auld said that while consumer stress had risen, it was still below its long-term average.
Mortgage pain is easing, but grocery bills are rising








