Summary: Australia’s GDP up 0.6% in September quarter, slightly less than expected; rates’ effects apparent; inflationary pressures escalating through Q3; higher household consumption, exports, imports major influences on result; growth private-sector driven. Since the “recession we had to have” as the recession of 1990/91 became known, Australia’s GDP growth has been consistently positive, with only the odd negative quarter here and there. However, Australia’s first recession in nearly thirty years...