Steven Kennedy
Economic growth ‘very weak’ but better days around the corner
The head of Treasury says while soft consumer spending will lead to subdued economic growth, household budgets will fare better in the second half of the year.
- Shane Wright and Rachel Clun
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You might not like it, but bracket creep is aiding the inflation fight: Treasury boss
The head of the federal Treasury, Steven Kennedy, says bracket creep has been a helpful stabilising force over the past three years.
- Shane Wright
Collapse in new home approvals tipped to worsen housing affordability crisis
The data comes as Treasury secretary Steven Kennedy warns the Australian economy may have already entered a weak period of growth.
- Shane Wright
- Opinion
- PwC tax scandal
PwC horror show claims fresh casualties, with more damage on cards
Given the current mood of the Senate, the latest round of estimates hearing is unlikely to throw up any good news for the professional services firm.
- Sarah Danckert
- Opinion
- Gas crisis
Treasury thinks the unthinkable: Yes, intervene in coal and gas markets
How to respond when a shock rattles the economic holy grail of the price mechanism?
- Ross Gittins
Not a merry Christmas: consumers hit by inflation and rates
Inflation and interest rates have consumers planning to slice Christmas spending amid warnings the global economic outlook is deteriorating.
- Shane Wright
- Opinion
- Australian economy
Tax reform would be legacy for the PM, but would come at a cost
Anthony Albanese won office by making himself a small target. If he follows the advice of the Treasury secretary, the government will soon become a big target.
- Michelle Grattan
Interest rates will go up: Treasury chief says a return to ‘normal’ coming soon
Treasury boss Steven Kennedy, who also sits on the RBA board, has warned interest rates will have to go up as the economy recovers strongly from the COVID-19 recession.
- Shane Wright
Federal Treasury has not modelled climate change risks in years
Federal Treasury has not modelled the effects of climate change on Australia’s economy for years and had limited involvement in measuring the economic effects of net zero by 2050.
- Shane Wright and Jennifer Duke
Wages would grow without super guarantee hike: Treasury
Treasury secretary Steven Kennedy expects workers’ wages would rise in real terms over the next four years if looming increases in the superannuation guarantee were scrapped.
- Jennifer Duke
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