Falling behind: three reasons why the RBA will sit on its hands
Economists and analysts are getting excited about a rate cut but inflation risks, and lack of any credible economic agenda, ...
Aussie discretionary retailers hit third straight record on rate cut hopes
Australian discretionary retailers hit a record for the third straight session on Thursday, after cooling inflation data ...
If you get the sense inflation is a little off, you’re probably right
Of course, you probably don’t spend on the exact same things, or buy the exact same amount, as people on the other side of ...
Westpac joins CBA, ANZ in major RBA interest rate cut call: ‘It’s on’
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Chalmers claims ‘sustained progress’ against inflation, as government crosses its fingers for rate cut
The Albanese government – and the financial markets – would be shocked if the Reserve Bank doesn’t cut interest rates in ...
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Muddying the waters on interest rates
Muddying the waters’ is a common strategy in politics. It entails finding a key fact or piece of information that can scuttle ...
Commonwealth Bank and Westpac issue good mortgage news for Australians
Australia's big banks are telling borrowers to expect rate cuts next month - but mortgage holders overseas have been getting generous relief since last year. NAB on Thursday became the last of the Big ...
Last of big banks pulls surprise rate cut move
The last of Australia’s big four banks now expects to see interest rates cut in February, bringing relief forward by three ...
When will mortgage rates go down? Here's what Australia's biggest banks say
Australia's biggest four banks are all predicting the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) will cut the official cash rate from the current 4.35 per cent at its February meeting. ANZ expects the RBA will ...
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Banks sit pretty as fee revenue keeps rising amid a lack of competition
Call those tens of millions in extra revenue from home loan fees an oligopoly tax, because that's what they are.
‘Can’t be confident’ Australia has beaten inflation yet
Judo Bank Chief Economic Advisor Warren Hogan discusses the interest rate figures released on Tuesday which came in at the ...
Look beyond banks and ore miners as rates fall, says Maple-Brown Abbott
Australian stocks are soaring as the first interest rate cut looms but value is far from universal as the market nears record ...