Aussie retail spend sank before Black Friday
Shoppers held off on purchases in October ahead of the much anticipated Black Friday sales, fresh retail spending data has confirmed.
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Aussie dollar hits three-month high
The Aussie dollar has spiked to a three-month high overnight, as Australia and the US eye off different paths for rate changes.
RBA reveals new deputy governor
A top official at the UK central bank is set to make the move to Australia and join the Reserve Bank as it battles to tame persistent price pressures.
ASX sinks as miners, energy stocks fall
The ASX benchmark sank on Monday as falls in key commodity prices pushed major energy and mining companies lower.
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Qantas reveals new flight routes
The country’s major airline has revealed new flight routes for 2021, which will help city slickers go on holiday in regional Australia.
Qantas steals freight deal from Virgin
Qantas’ freight business has secured a new deal with a major shipping service that used to hold the agreement with rival airline Virgin Australia.
Aussies’ Christmas plans revealed
A new report has found Australians have become more conscious about their spending but are seeking to support local businesses this Christmas.
Latest unemployment figures unveiled
The latest unemployment figures have been revealed, with 90,000 more Australians finding work in November.
ASX surges higher as banks, miners rise
The ASX had its best day since December 1, with miners and tech stocks among the big winners.
Bank warns of ‘ongoing hurdles’
One of Australia’s major banks has warned economic struggles are likely to still occur despite Australia’s strong handling of the coronavirus pandemic.
Two key home lenders to merge
Customers are set to get an online boost as Aussie Home Loans inks a deal to merge with mortgage platform Lendi.
Airline cleared to take on Qantas, Virgin
Regional airline Rex has a clear runway to challenge Qantas and Virgin on big city routes from March and is offering cheap flights to promote it.
Australian bank goes bust
An Australian digital-only bank has closed its doors, blaming one thing for not being able to raise funds for investment.
Banks’ pledge to vulnerable customers
Australian banks have pledged to stamp out dodgy debt management services that prey on vulnerable customers.
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