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As widely expected by financial markets and economists, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) lowered the official cash rate ...
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has not ruled out extending the federal government’s $6.8 billion energy rebates again. It was ...
Steel sagged while iron ore firmed. April output for steel fell back to earth. But it is still largely EAF that is pancaked, ...
Australia faces an extended period of Labor Party rule following the collapse of the federal Coalition. National’s leader ...
The Q4 national accounts, released in March, revealed that Australians finally emerged from their two-year recession after ...
Uncertainty seems to be returning to risk markets if you look beyond the headline stock indices with the Moody rating cut ...
First it was China, now it is Japan. IEEFA. As both Eastern and Western Australia face gas shortfalls, Japan is onselling ...
There is no end in sight for the Chinese property bust as prices keep falling. Starts keep on falling. It’s the bad, the ...
Australia’s labour market has shown remarkable resilience. Last week’s April labour force release from the Australian Bureau ...
The SMH’s Jenna Price lamented that “Australia is in desperate need of tens of thousands of tradies over the next five years” ...
DXY sagged as stocks came off. AUD up. The trend is intact. Lead boots give you wings. Is gold setting up for another run? Metals growth no bueno. Miners meh. EM meh. Junk OK. Yield relief. Stocks ...
Melbourne’s housing market has experienced the lowest value growth since the beginning of the pandemic. Between March 2020 ...
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