Wage growth softened through the final three months of the year, ahead of the summer's bushfires and coronavirus outbreak, in a sign the Reserve Bank's efforts …
INTEREST RATES
While acknowledging the pressures the Australian economy faces on top of the yet unknown impact of the coronavirus outbreak and the Australian bushfires, the RB…
The coronavirus is a material threat to the Australian economy, the Reserve Bank has warned while keeping open the option of another interest rate cut despite c…
Reserve Bank governor Philip Lowe’s optimistic economic outlook will come under scrutiny when he faces federal politicians on Friday.
The Reserve Bank governor has urged governments and businesses to use low interest rates to borrow more and invest in productivity-boosting parts of the economy…
The RBA left monetary policy unchanged, despite data showing inflation remaining at a record low 1.4 per cent, well away from the 2.5 per cent mid-point of thei…
While stock market reaction has been muted, it's becoming clear the corona virus pandemic has the potential to hit our national income and tip the economy into …
Key parts of Australia's economy are starting the year looking weak, but the housing market is one glaring exception.
Annual inflation has inched higher to 1.8 per cent for the December quarter – and at least one analyst expects the Reserve Bank will delay a rate cut.
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