Saul Eslake

Saul Eslake

economist Australia

Saul Eslake is an independent economist known for his insightful analysis of the Australian economy. He has held various prominent roles, including chief economist at several financial institutions, and is recognized for his expertise in economic policy and trade issues. Eslake has been vocal about the implications of trade relations between Australia and the United States, particularly concerning the aluminium industry, and he has criticized misleading claims regarding Australia's aluminium exports.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.01%
Persistence
2 wks
Reach
200,984
Power
10,877$
Sentiment
5.50
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Australia 4 5.50 0.66% +20% 25,499,884 200,984 $1,380,000 10,877$
Totals 4 25,499,884 200,984 $1,380,000 10,877$
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Recent Mentions

Australia Australia: Independent economist Saul Eslake said the way investors had reacted to last year’s rate cuts was clearly a problem for the Reserve Bank and its efforts to keep inflation under control. 6

The Sydney Morning Herald: How property investors are adding to interest rate pressure in Australia

Australia Australia: Independent economist Saul Eslake said Chalmers and Gallagher had been fortunate that the pre-election budget delivered by the Morrison government was ultra-conservative in revenue forecasts. 5

The Sydney Morning Herald: Anthony Albanese demands ministers find billions in savings for May budget

Australia Australia: Independent economist Saul Eslake said widespread changes in Australia’s banking sector in the early 1990s made it easier for households to start borrowing more. 7

The Sydney Morning Herald: Nearly triple 1990 levels, driven by housing debt

Australia Australia: Independent economist Saul Eslake agreed that the only real solution to the difficulties of first home buyers was building more homes. 7

The Sydney Morning Herald: How first home buyers are getting a $79,000 windfall without help from parents

Australia Australia: Saul Eslake criticized One Nation's broader policy agenda, stating it lacked coherent economic policy. 4

The Sydney Morning Herald: Immigration, housing affordability, energy and climate positions explained