Australia's Capital Expenditure Falls as Data Centre Investment Slows

Australia's second-quarter capital expenditure fell 3.6 percent as a cooling demand for data centres reduced overall business investment. The decline marks a notable shift from the previous year's infrastructure boom.

27 Aug, 02:46 — 27 Aug, 02:46

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Australia’s Capex Drops as Data Center Spending Hits Air Pocket

Australian businesses pulled back on investment in the three months through June, with a decline in spending on data centers at the heart of that slowdown.

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Australia Q2 business investment falls 3.6% as data centre rush fades

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Australia’s Capex Drops as Data Center Spending Hits Air Pocket

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