Taylor Nugent

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NAB Morning Call · Talk of Talks · 14 Apr 2026 podcast

And of course, the answer to that question is very much tied up in into the answer to the voice-verified

the question of you know what happens with those you know prospective talks. voice-verified

Yeah, so capacitization, as you say, up up two tenths and it unwound some of its its recent easing and it it certainly remains elevated, which I think again speaks to that point that, you know, momentum in the economy was, you know, okay, and though supply constraints were still a concern uh ahead of this shock. voice-verified

Um on that on that prices component as well, just just to round that out, you know, the purchase costs uh for for businesses surged that more than doubled up to three percent in called. voice-verified

Equivalent terms. voice-verified

It's the largest one-month increase in the pace of purchase cost growth in the history of the survey. voice-verified

So a very large shock there. voice-verified

And when you kind of break that down by industry as well, it kind of you know suggests what you would expect, I suppose, about how this is flowing through. voice-verified

So, you know, it's transport that is showing the largest shock. voice-verified

Some of those upstream industries that are exposed to this, whether it's manufacturing, construction, they saw very large increases. voice-verified

Increases as well. voice-verified

But so far the the impact in the prices measures is is smaller on those output price measures, really outside of transport where it's flowed through very quickly and not necessarily as evident, you know, all the way down in in retail prices just yet. voice-verified

So suggesting that it'll probably take a little bit longer for that to to show up, but we do expect that that will be coming. voice-verified

Um as you say, um, that's all on the all on the business side, on the consumer side, you know, we got voice-verified

An update there as well, the Westpack Melbourne Institute numbers and and they saw uh a pretty large fall as well, down almost 13% in in April. voice-verified

Um, if you recall in March, we talked about the the respondents that were late in that early March survey period had a much lower uh level of of confidence than than those that were surveyed early. voice-verified

Um and that was, you know, that decline in confidence extended a little bit in in this one. voice-verified

Um, in this survey. voice-verified

And, you know, again, it's it's those measures of family finances that I I think are interesting and they fell sharply and are really back around that kind of back around near the very depressed levels they were during the during the um peak of the cost of living squeeze if we think back to kind of that twenty twenty two, twenty three period. voice-verified

That's right. voice-verified

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