National dwelling prices fell by 0.4% in June, which is the largest monthly decline since December 2022. This follows a downwardly revised 0.3% fall in May (previously recorded as flat).
01 July 2026 | 2 mins
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Key points
- NAB still see a moderate, negative, impact on global growth from the Iran war, assuming the Strait of Hormuz re-opens soon. If it does not, the growth consequences are likely to be far more consequential.
- Q1 GDP has held up globally, but only the tail end was war-affected. The impact of the Iran war is still flowing through, with early signs of disruption evident in Asian industrial production and falling service sector PMIs.
- We now expect the Fed to hold through to end 2027. While we still see the labour market weakening from here, inflation risks have risen.
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