Government spending surges to $195bn
Strong public spending is offsetting an overall weak economy, new figures from the ABS reveal, ahead of the release of the latest growth figures on Wednesday.
Strong public spending is offsetting an overall weak economy, new figures from the ABS reveal, ahead of the release of the latest growth figures on Wednesday.
Australia’s leading business body has just ranked the best and worst states and territories for commerce and a surprising state has come out on top.
Australia’s sharemarket has started the last month of the year with a strong day of trading, as new retail data was surprisingly good.
The big four bank is the latest institution to push out its timeline for a Reserve Bank interest rate cut, as customers start spending their stage 3 tax cuts.
The RBA governor surprisingly came out in support of Australia’s big spending budget saying the economy “would be worse without it”.
The Australian sharemarket cracked a fresh record high on Thursday on the back of a surge in the big banks and healthcare stocks.
Mortgage holders’ hopes of a February rate cut are fading as big four bank analysts begin to alter their predictions.
Restrictive rules which prevent nearly two in five first home buyers from securing financing should be eased, a major report is expected to say.
Restrictive rules which prevent nearly two in five first home buyers from securing financing should be eased, a major report is expected to say.
Inflation figures have continued their trend down, but not in a way that will help mortgage holders any time soon.
Inflation is “collapsing” in Australia – but the Reserve Bank just keeps on making the same mistake, as the rest of us suffer.
Black Friday is tipped to be one of the best sales events on record, but a leading economist warns it is not a sign that household pressures are easing.
The US President-elect isn’t even running the show yet – but already, countless Aussie households are seriously hurting.
Damning new figures have revealed that the RBA’s brutal interest rate hikes are hurting one group of Aussies – while others live it up.
Aussie businesses have been hit with a grim forecast for the year unless consumers change their spending habits.
The Reserve Bank of Australia is steadfast in its fight against inflation, even if it means mortgage holders will pay even more in the coming months.
Inflation has “crashed” – but the RBA is still “misreading” the signals and leaving struggling Aussie homeowners in limbo. What gives?
Aussie mortgage holders are in theory the most exposed to interest rates rises in the world, yet there is little evidence of a mortgage cliff, the RBA said.
We were all but promised a rate cut in 2024, but now, that’s looking like a pipe dream. And Donald Trump could be partly to blame.
One of Australia’s big four banks has made a bold prediction about the future of interest rates, and it’s even worse than expected.
A report into the cost-of-living crisis facing households says they are worse off now than two years ago, with pleas for Anthony Albanese to call an urgent meeting.
One of Australia’s biggest financial institutions has reduced home loan interest rates, but there’s just one catch for potential customers.
Surging house prices in every Australian capital city show it’s the worst time in history to be trying to buy a home.
The Australian sharemarket traded strongly on Friday off the back of further rate cuts from the US central bank.
Experts have warned that Donald Trump’s election win will ruin the Aussie economy. But there is a “distinct upside” to Trump 2.0.
One of Australia’s Big 4 banks has posted a mammoth statutory profit for the first financial year quarter, asserting the economy is “fundamentally sound” despite cost of living pressures.
Aussie consumers and businesses are seeing through the high cost of living as sentiment and spending improve, new reports show.
An expert in international relations has offered some blunt advice to Australian policymakers on how to avoid potentially damaging Trump tariffs.
Two of Australia’s big four banks say Aussies are finding a way to pay their mortgages despite cost-of-living pressures.
The cost of living is set to rise under the Trump administration if the newly elected President passes his tariffs plan on in full.
Original URL: https://www.news.com.au/finance/economy/interest-rates/page/7