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James Thornhill

James Thornhill was appointed as editor of Westpac Wire in May 2022. Prior to joining the bank, he was a business and financial journalist with more than two decades of experience with international newswires. Most recently, he was a resources correspondent for Bloomberg, covering the mining and energy sectors, and previously reported on a broad range of topics from economics and politics to currency and bond markets. Originally from the UK, he’s had stints working in London, New York and Singapore, but is now happily settled in Sydney.

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Article title Westpac unveils investment product aimed at improving social outcomes

Article descriptionWestpac’s Social Tailored Deposit will direct investments into initiatives that promote better social outcomes, including improved access to essential services and affordable housing.

By AuthorJames Thornhill
Editor, Westpac Wire
4 mins

Article title Uncertain world creates risk and opportunity for Australia: Miller

Article descriptionIn an increasingly volatile and uncertain world, Australia can find opportunities by acting as a stable, reliable partner in the region, says Westpac CEO Anthony Miller.

By AuthorJames Thornhill
Editor, Westpac Wire
5 mins

Article title Consumer sentiment hits 3-year high on rate cut, easing inflation

Article descriptionThe Westpac-Melbourne Institute consumer sentiment index surged to its strongest level in three years in March, with an RBA rate cut and easing cost-of-living pressures combining to lift the mood.

By AuthorJames Thornhill
Editor, Westpac Wire
5 mins

Article title Australia’s housing market is “delicately poised”

Article descriptionAustralian house prices are forecast to grow modestly this year, with the outlook seen finely balanced between the prospect of lower interest rates and stretched affordability.

By AuthorJames Thornhill
Editor, Westpac Wire
5 mins

Article title Business balance sheets are looking healthier as economy recovers

Article descriptionBusiness cashflow held steady over the December quarter while deposits grew, according to Westpac’s latest business snapshot, offering evidence that economic conditions are starting to improve.

By AuthorJames Thornhill
Editor, Westpac Wire
5 mins

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