The concerns are primarily about Congress passing a bill that could possibly add $4 trillion to the mounting debt, with long-dated Treasury yields surging in recent days. Even equity traders are ...

THU: Swiss & Scandinavian Holiday (Ascension Day), BoK & SARB Policy Announcements; US GDP 2nd (Q1), PCE (Q1), Initial Jobless Claims (w/e 24th May), Pending Home Sales (Apr) ...

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The Australian beef producers’ share of retail dollar spend on beef has moved a little higher over the past three months, as ...

Goldman Sachs has estimated the redirection of Chinese goods into Australia, particularly in toys, furniture and clothing, ...

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Young Gen Z Australian adults aged between 18-24 years old increased spending on health services by 3.1 per cent over the ...

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Budget 2025 grants the Reserve Bank’s wish for monthly CPI data and other more accurate economic statistic reporting ...

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Here’s what one expert thinks could happen with interest rates by early 2026. The post Where could the RBA interest rate go ...

Inflation is back under control, but now the Reserve Bank is concerned about the risks of a global economic slowdown.