ASX sinks on commodity slump
Following a drop in oil prices after the delay of an OPEC+ meeting and a decline in iron ore prices, the Australian share market lost ground on Thursday.
Interest Rates
‘Ridiculous’: RBA boss’ haircut claim slammed
RBA governor Michele Bullock has sparked backlash for suggesting Australians going for haircuts and dentist visits are to blame for high inflation.
RBA chief’s ‘homegrown’ inflation warning
Inflation is increasingly being driven by domestic factors, not those from overseas, RBA governor Michele Bullock says.
ASX flat as large caps offset tech loss
An advance in large cap stocks made up for losses in real estate and tech stocks, with the benchmark unchanged on Wednesday.
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RBA leaves cash rate on hold
THE Reserve Bank has kept the official cash rate on hold at its record low of 1.5 per cent for the first meeting of 2018.
Red alert: Why we’re in big trouble
THE world is shouting at Australia: You’re in over your head with debt. But we’re too revved up on our $1.7 trillion bender to care.
No Christmas cash rate change
THE RBA will be back for more of the same at its next meeting in February, with experts predicting no rate rises until late 2018.
All bets off fixing interest rates
ANALYSIS: As the RBA left the cash rate on hold today, experts say home loan customers have four good reasons to steer clear of fixing interest rates.
No rate change for Melbourne Cup
HOLD your horses. The Reserve Bank has left the official cash rate on hold, avoiding a nasty Melbourne Cup day surprise.
One in three have no home loan buffer
THE Reserve Bank has revealed that despite record low interest rates, up to a third of home loan customers are in a financially precarious position.
Cash rate holds as home prices fall
THE RBA has kept the official cash rate on hold, a day after September data revealed the first fall in Sydney prices in 17 months.
Lucky number 13 for Reserve Bank
THE RBA has kept the official cash rate on hold at its record low, amid growing signs of a housing slowdown.
Save even more money with rates on hold
AUSTRALIA’s cash rate was left unchanged by the RBA today but that’s no reason to ignore what for many households is their largest monthly expense.
One year since interest rate cut
THE Reserve Bank has left the official cash rate on hold at its record low of 1.5 per cent, marking one year since the last move.
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