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NAB balance sheet strengthened and 1H 26 earnings impacts

Company Announcements

In light of the volatility in markets following the conflict in the Middle East, NAB has reviewed its credit provisioning and captial settings to better reflect the risks now inherent in our business. 

20 April 2026 | 1 min read

NAB welcomes Government support to help businesses manage rising costs

Business Banking

NAB welcomes the commencement of the Australian Government’s $1 billion Economic Resilience Program (ERP), delivered by the National Reconstruction Fund and run in partnership with participating banks including NAB.

20 April 2026 | 2 min read

NAB: Fuel price surge drives March lift in consumer spending

Economic Market News

Australian consumer spending rose 2.1 percent in March, driven by a sharp increase in fuel spending due to higher prices, according to NAB’s latest Consumer Spend Trend report.

15 April 2026 | 3 min read

NAB March Business Survey: Confidence plunges, echoing GFC and COVID falls

Economic Market News

Business confidence fell sharply in March as heightened global uncertainty weighed heavily on sentiment, while business conditions remained resilient, according to the latest NAB Monthly Business Survey.

14 April 2026 | 3 min read

Explainer: Fuel in Australia—where it comes from

Economic Market News

Rising fuel prices affect most Australians, either at the bowser or through higher costs being passed on by businesses. In this NAB News explainer, NAB Senior Economist Taylor Nugent explains where Australia’s petrol and diesel come from and why, despite being a major energy exporter, we can still be hit hard when global markets are disrupted.

10 April 2026 | 2 mins

NAB CEO on fuel shocks, business cash flow and Australia's long-term resilience

Economic Market News

Fuel price shocks and supply uncertainty are impacting business cash flow across key sectors in regional Australia. While growth is expected to slow, not tip into recession, the disruption exposes deeper risks in energy security and supply chains.

07 April 2026 | 3 min read