The most revealing speeches of new RBA boss
There is a clear picture emerging around how the incoming Reserve Bank governor boss Michele Bullock is likely to approach interest rates changes.
Banking
Chalmers takes economic plan to India
The federal Treasurer denies the trip will be awkward as he heads to India with outgoing RBA governor Philip Lowe.
Chalmers now owns the decisions of ‘his RBA’
After turning succession planning into a political football, the federal Treasurer now owns the decisions of the central bank that he has shaped.
Markets respond to new RBA boss
An encouraging sign has emerged after the Prime Minister announced that Phil Lowe would be replaced as Reserve Bank governor.
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Westpac moves 1000 jobs back to Australia
Westpac will bring 1000 jobs back to Australian shores after admitting its overseas operations have been “too slow” during the coronavirus pandemic.
Green light for banks to pay dividends
The banking regulator’s economic concerns have eased to the point where banks can resume paying dividends to shareholders.
Big bank offers up $500 cash to customers
Customers will be offered a lucrative $500 incentive if they sign up to one of the big bank’s new apps. This is how you can get the cash.
Westpac: budget estimate too optimistic
Westpac’s chief economist says the federal government is being too optimistic about the budget blowout which is expected to occur from the COVID-19 pandemic.
$A to rise with improved Chinese economy
Westpac’s chief economist Bill Evans outlines why he believes the Australian dollar will continue to rise for the remainder of the year.
Alleged $17m tax fraud scheme exposed
A dozen people have been charged over a complex scheme to defraud the government of $17 million in tax dollars.
Why insurance giant lost $750m
Major insurance provider QBE Insurance has warned the impacts of COVID-19 will push its interim loss to nearly $750 million.
Aussies told to brace for more job losses
The unemployment rate is set to boom as more Australians who lost jobs during the coronavirus pandemic return to the labour market.
Australians drain super accounts
Australians are continuing to dip into their retirement savings at growing rates due to ongoing fears over the coronavirus pandemic.
900 abusive messages in just two hours
About 8000 Aussies have been revealed to be taking part in a “horrifying” new form of abuse after they were blocked from social media.
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