Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 looks set to end the trading week on a positive note and potentially a fresh record.

Despite the independence of central banks, there’s no getting politics out of monetary policy.

Aussies are still feeling the pinch from cost-of-living pressures, and hundreds of dollars worse off, even as the official ...

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A strong employment market, high government spending and weak Aussie dollar could keep the RBA from pushing the button on rate cuts.

The Albanese government – and the financial markets – would be shocked if the Reserve Bank doesn’t cut interest rates in ...

The US Federal Reserve held rates constant as it waited to see what policies Trump implements. The Reserve Bank should also ...

Australian discretionary retailers hit a record for the third straight session on Thursday, after cooling inflation data ...

A leading Australian economist remains unconvinced the Reserve Bank of Australia should cut rates when it meets in February ...

Muddying the waters’ is a common strategy in politics. It entails finding a key fact or piece of information that can scuttle ...

With inflation sliding, will the RBA now cut interest rates in February? The post Aussie inflation is falling! Now when will ...

Judo Bank Chief Economic Advisor Warren Hogan discusses the interest rate figures released on Tuesday which came in at the lowest in three years. Mr Hogan told Sky News Australia “we can’t be ...