Australian business conditions rise


National Australia Bank's index of business conditions rose three points to plus-seven. — Reuters

SYDNEY: Australian business conditions rose in September helped by a rebound in employment, a survey shows, suggesting levels of activity had remained resilient despite the economy tracking through a period of slow growth.

The survey from National Australia Bank (NAB) showed its index of business conditions rose three points to plus-seven, while the more volatile business confidence index rose three points to minus-two, with improvements in retail, and recreation and personal services.

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