September quarter national accounts: Experts think GDP went backwards

By Peter Martin
Updated December 7 2016 - 7:08am, first published 12:22am
Reserve Bank Governor Philip Lowe says 'some slowing' in economic growth is likely before a pick-up next year. Photo: Ben Rushton
Reserve Bank Governor Philip Lowe says 'some slowing' in economic growth is likely before a pick-up next year. Photo: Ben Rushton

Financial market analysts believe the economy went backwards immediately after the July election, ending five years of continuous economic growth and calling into question the government's repeated election promise to "deliver jobs and growth".

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