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Australia - lift in wages seen in Q2

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Eamonn Sheridan
11/07/2017 | 03:57 GMT

This is a snippet from CBA, citing the National Australia Bank labour cost index:

CBA making the point that wages costs are starting to rise, this index at its highest in 3.5 years

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