Anneke Thompson

Chief Economist, CreditorWatch
Anneke Thompson
ABOUT
Anneke joined CreditorWatch as Chief Economist in April 2022. She is a specialist researcher and commentator on issues impacting the credit industry, SMEs and the broader economy, conducting regular presentations to corporate groups. She is also a media spokesperson for CreditorWatch, regularly appearing on national television and in syndicated media. Anneke is also the Managing Director of Clio Research and formerly the National Director and National Head of Research at Colliers International Australia. She has also worked at NAB and Jones Lang LaSalle.
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Published articles

Inflation (CPI): Our view
Chief EconomistCPI

Inflation falls to 2.7% - lowest rate in three years

Interest Rate Commentary
Chief EconomistCreditorWatch

RBA holds cash rate at 4.35%

Business confidenceChief Economist

Deteriorations in business confidence and consumer sentiment point to increased unemployment

Business conditionsBusiness Insights

Outer Melbourne tops list of riskiest areas in Victoria

Chief EconomistCreditorWatch

June quarter GDP data shows economy growing at slowest pace since 1991 recession

Inflation (CPI): Our view
Chief EconomistCPI

Inflation drops to lowest rate since March

Chief EconomistConsumer sentiment

Consumer sentiment lifts as talk of rate rise evaporates

Interest Rate Commentary
Chief EconomistCreditorWatch

June quarter inflation prompts RBA to hold cash rate at 4.35%

Inflation (CPI): Our view
Chief EconomistCPI

June inflation and retail trade numbers will give the RBA pause for thought on interest rates

Labour Force Commentary
Chief EconomistCreditorWatch

Jobs growth keeps up with population growth… for now

Chief EconomistCreditorWatch

Retail trade data reveals more pain for hospitality sector

Business conditionsBusiness Insights

Nine out of 10 Brisbane areas to see failure rate increases

Inflation (CPI): Our view
Chief EconomistCPI

Inflation at highest level this year – stokes fear of August rate rise

Interest Rate Commentary
Chief EconomistCreditorWatch

Easing inflation prompts RBA to hold cash rate at 4.35%

Labour Force Commentary
Chief EconomistCreditorWatch

Healthy labour market will force RBA to hold fire on rate cut

Chief EconomistCreditorWatch

Business confidence back in negative territory as inflation stokes fears

Inflation (CPI): Our view
Chief EconomistCPI

Inflation stubbornly flat in April - not the news businesses were hoping for

Business insights - retail sales commentary
Chief EconomistCreditorWatch

Retail trade flat as consumers wait for tax cuts

Labour Force Commentary
Chief EconomistCreditorWatch

Labour market weakens further in April

Federal Budget
Chief EconomistCreditorWatch

Budget threads the needle between cost-of-living relief and managing inflation

Interest Rate Commentary
Chief EconomistCreditorWatch

RBA holds cash rate at 4.35% for fifth straight meeting

Business insights - retail sales commentary
Chief EconomistCreditorWatch

Retail trade drops in March as consumers close wallets

Inflation (CPI): Our view
Chief EconomistCPI

Inflation rise pushes out timing for rate cut

Labour Force Commentary
Chief EconomistCreditorWatch

Labour market keeps pace with population growth

Business confidence & consumer sentiment: Our View
Chief EconomistCreditorWatch

Consumer confidence continues to slide as cost of living pressures bite

Inflation (CPI): Our view
Chief EconomistCPI

Inflation holds steady but rents and insurance still running hot

Labour Force Commentary
Chief EconomistCreditorWatch

Unemployment unexpectedly drops to 3.7%

Chief Economist