RBA keeps door open to another rate hike
Admitting the risks around an inflation rebound had increased, the RBA board was unwilling to rule out an additional rate hike.
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Woolies boss’ big call on monster profits
The man leading Australia’s largest supermarket has defended his company’s profits, but also made a big call on helping struggling Aussies.
RBA keeps door open to another rate hike
Admitting that the risks around an inflation rebound had increased, the RBA board was unwilling to rule out an additional rate hike.
Dutton makes huge migration promise
The Coalition will ban foreign investors and drastically reduce migration numbers in a pre-election pitch that has accused Labor of being “disconnected” to everyday Australia.
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Rates on hold amid housing ‘exhaustion’
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RBA holds cash rate at historic low
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THE RBA has kept the official cash rate on hold at 2 per cent in its first meeting of the year, but economists are tipping further cuts in the coming months.
Cash rate won’t budge in 2016
A RECORD-low cash rate is here to stay in 2016, good news for households who will be able to pay debt off quicker.
Why borrowers are fixing interest rates
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RBA leaves rates to ‘chill out’
WHEN Reserve Bank Governor Glenn Stevens invites you over for board meeting and chill, and he actually means chill.
‘365 days of Christmas’ for borrowers
AUSSIES can expect to see no RBA cash rate moves until 2017, helping borrowers cull debt while doing little for savers. But hot deals are still up for grabs.
‘We should just chill out’
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