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NAB's chief economist warns that Australia's housing affordability crisis, driven by supply shortages and other factors, will take a generation to resolve, while NAB also forecasts an interest rate hike in late 2026.

Australia's housing problems are deeply entrenched and will require a generation to fix, according to NAB and Westpac economists, despite current property price declines, due to long-term factors like lower inflation, financial deregulation, and ongoing supply-side issues.

The ASX 200 steadied as gold and uranium stocks rebounded, while major banks like CBA and NAB led financials higher.

NAB reported a 2% rise in business lending and deposits in Q3 FY26, with a slight dip in net interest margin, amidst a stable share price.

Big-four banks have issued a warning to Treasurer Chalmers regarding escalating rents and housing supply issues, with NAB's chief economist noting the housing crisis will take a generation to resolve.

Big four banks face a national inquiry into housing inequity, with calls for better loan conditions and transparency for Australians struggling to buy homes.

CBA is closing the gap on NAB in business lending, with both banks showing growth but CBA at a faster rate, as overall business lending reaches record highs in Australia.

National Australia Bank forecasts the Reserve Bank of Australia will raise the cash rate by 25 basis points in September to 4.60 per cent, citing persistent inflation pressures.

Analyzing how the upcoming NAB business survey could trigger Australian dollar volatility by highlighting downside risks to domestic economic activity.

The upcoming NAB business survey could weaken the Australian Dollar due to expected soft activity data.

National Australia Bank shares hit a 52-week low as analysts debate whether near-term earnings pressure or potential high dividend yields will define future performance.

The latest NAB survey shows a slight lift in business confidence and a cooling of cost pressures despite generally weak sentiment.

NAB reports a slight recovery in business confidence to -14 and steady conditions despite slowing activity and falling capacity utilization.

Australian business confidence recovered slightly from deep lows while inflation indicators showed signs of cooling amid RBA interest rate hikes.

NAB has revised its economic forecast to predict a future interest rate cut due to slowing Australian economic momentum.

NAB has revised its forecast to show the cash rate peaking at 4.35% while warning that tax changes will significantly dampen housing credit and investor lending.

NAB's prediction that interest rate hikes have ended helped Australian shares recover from early losses caused by weak mining stocks.

Market analysts issued buy, hold, and sell ratings for Woodside Energy, Rio Tinto, and National Australia Bank respectively.

NAB has been named Australia's top corporate and institutional relationship bank in the 2026 Coalition Greenwich Voice of Client studies.