High household debt and shrinking economic growth are clouding Australia's financial stability, while the property price slump in Sydney and Melbourne could lea…
ECONOMY
Financial markets expect the RBA will cuts rates in the coming months.
The Reserve Bank of Australia held interest rates steady and again highlighted the strength of employment, showing no immediate inclination to echo the outright…
One of the paradoxes of the Australian economy is that while it appears to be getting weaker, the Federal Government's budget is getting stronger.
Our resources won't last forever. They're non-renewable. The tragedy is that the proceeds, rather than being saved for a day when we no longer have commercial q…
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has held official interest rates at 1.5 per cent for the 27th consecutive meeting despite continuing signs the economy is st…
Financial markets continue to bet that the next move in Australia’s cash rate will be down, not up.
Australian employment surged again in January despite a large increase in the size of the labour force, leaving the unemployment rate steady at 5%.
HSBC says a the Aussie dollar will fall again in 2019, given a deterioration in the domestic economy.
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