Aussies’ confidence rocked by shock RBA call
The country’s major banks say Australian consumer confidence was rocked after the RBA decided against cutting the official cash rate in July.
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Bitcoin soars past key milestone
The world’s leading cryptocurrency has surged past $US120,000 for the first time as investors pile into ETFs during US ‘Crypto Week’ policy deliberations.
ASX slips on latest Trump tariff
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Key decision to decide Australia’s future
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Businesses are finally getting on top of cost-of-living pressures, with the number of companies struggling to make payments dropping.
Super shake-up set to help millions
A major change to the superannuation sector starting from July 1 is set to help millions of Aussies achieve a “dignified” retirement.
ASX flat as Middle East conflict escalates
The Australian sharemarket was flat as concerns over the conflict in the Middle East continued to spook local investors, as Donald Trump issued a stark warning.
Australia faces ‘world of churn’: Chalmers
Jim Chalmers has warned of a “world of churn and change” which will impact the Australian economy as he outlines the plans for the next three years in government.
Australia faces ‘world of churn’: Chalmers
Jim Chalmers has warned of a “world of churn and change” which will impact the Australian economy as he outlines the plans for the next three years in government.
What Iran crisis means for rate cut
A July rate cut remains on the cards, but Aussie households could still be impacted by another hit to the cost of living.
Betting giant fined $4m for spamming VIPs
An Australian wagering company has been penalised $4m after spamming its VIP customers with texts and WhatsApp messages.
ASX flat on latest geopolitical tensions
Cautious investors eventually pushed the Australian share market up slightly after a sea-sawing day of trading on Monday thanks to the Israel/Iran conflict.
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