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Australian economy grows 0.4%, its slowest rate since 1991, driven by consumer spending.
Australia's economy showed a modest 0.4% growth in the September quarter, marking the slowest expansion since December 1991, excluding the pandemic.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers noted that any growth is welcome.
Consumer spending remains a key driver, and inflation is keeping the Reserve Bank of Australia from cutting rates.
The stock market is expected to open higher following gains on Wall Street.
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