‘November 2025’: Brutal rate cut call
Amid concerns that simmering price pressures will delay much needed interest rate cuts, price pressures intensified in April to 3.6 per cent.
Interest Rates
‘November 2025’: Brutal rate cut call
Amid concerns that simmering price pressures will delay much needed interest rate cuts, price pressures intensified in April to 3.6 per cent.
ASX drifts lower in ‘directionless’ trading
The Australian sharemarket fell lower on Tuesday after weak retail sales data hit discretionary stocks.
Aussies’ retail spending ‘grinds to a halt’
The latest retail trade figures have revealed that many Australians are keeping a close eye on their spending in the retail sector.
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RBA’s chilling four-word warning to Aussies
The Reserve Bank of Australia has handed down its call on whether to lift rates for the 11th straight month.
RBA halts rate rises
The Reserve Bank of Australia has handed down its call on whether to lift rates for the 11th straight month.
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As the RBA pauses rates, savvy homeowners, buyers and investors can save plenty over the course of their loan. See the best deals and use our calculator to work out how much you will pay.
RBA makes massive rates U-turn
Homeowners can rejoice as they have been given a brief reprieve after the central bank paused interest rates for the first time in nearly a year.
RBA call won’t halt looming ‘mortgage cliff’
Nearly 900,000 Australians are facing a big shock as their cheap fixed-rate home loan period expires – regardless of what the RBA does today.
Rates are going up, and you can take that to the bank
The signs are already there that higher interest rates are going to come sooner than expected.
Chance of rate cut ‘steadily rising’
THE Reserve Bank has left the official cash rate on hold for its ninth meeting in a row, amid growing signs the property market has peaked.
Westpac increases interest rates
WESTPAC, ING and National Australia Bank’s online division are raising home loan interest rates — with more banks expected to follow.
Could AAA downgrade hit your wallet?
A DOWNGRADE of Australia’s AAA rating is almost certain, so what does this mean for consumers and interest rates?
Banks take mortgage holders’ savings
MONEY-hungry banks have left customers to pay much higher interest rates by continually failing to pass on the full cash rate cuts.
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