More rate rises flagged by RBA
The risk of more rate hikes in the months ahead would have increased had the RBA opted against increasing rates on November 7, fresh meeting minutes have revealed.
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Aussie shares soar on back of oil stocks
Fears of a fresh round of supply cuts by OPEC+ countries pushed energy stocks into the green on Monday.
Gladys among Optus CEO contenders
The global search is on to find the next chief of embattled telco Optus, with a number of candidates already in the offing.
Big change to Aussie Christmas
Aussie shopping habits have changed under the weight of the ongoing cost-of-living crunch, which could lead to a big change this festive season.
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Call to wind down JobKeeper early
One of Australia’s leading credit bureaus says the federal government should begin tapering support measures such as JobKeeper.
Consumer sentiment at 10-year high
Aussies are upbeat about the future of the economy, with consumer sentiment improving markedly as the nation opens back up.
CBA to sell stake in Chinese business
Australia’s largest bank has announced it has been given the green light to sell off its major stake in a Chinese insurance company.
Virgin cuts new plane deal by half
Virgin Australia says it has successfully renegotiated a deal with Boeing for the purchase of its new fleet of aircraft.
Qantas in court over massive job cuts
Qantas has been taken to court over its recent job cuts, with the Transport Workers Union saying the decision is unlawful.
How Aussies are flushing cash down toilet
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ASX scrapes higher for sixth straight day
The ASX scraped higher to rack up a six-day winning streak despite a largely negative US lead.
Property prices climbing, despite virus
The total value of Australia’s homes has hit a record and prices are expected to keep ticking higher as economic conditions improve.
Business booming for homewares retailer
Popular homewares retailer Adairs keeps getting more and more online sales despite the COVID-19 health crisis easing.
Coronavirus halves bank’s profits
The Bank of Queensland says it is well placed to recover from the coronavirus pandemic despite the crisis crippling its profits.
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