NPP, debit cards jump with credit cull
Latest payments data shows electronic transactions surge and a continued drop in credit card and cash transactions.
Latest payments data shows electronic transactions surge and a continued drop in credit card and cash transactions.
Benefits to airlines and airports of the trans-Tasman bubble may already have been priced in, and anyway could flow more to NZ, say analysts.
Data from one of Australia’s largest moving companies reveals a massive run up in items in storage.
The central bank shredded and burnt billions last year as demand for cash from concerned Aussies saw the cash supply grow by near-record levels.
Commonwealth Bank to fight case, as it’s accused of charging millions in fees it wasn’t entitled to, despite being alerted by a flood of complaints.
Deferred loans as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic have sunk to their lowest yet, with the scheme that gave relief to borrowers coming to an end.
Failed construction company’s future remains unclear after big creditors fired up over a proposal from the founding Grollo family.
The Suez Canal crash has thrown the spotlight on global supply chains with estimates up to $12bn worth of goods could be stuck in the jam.
ASIC has put the super industry on notice it is aware of allegations more funds blocked attempts to transfer balances.
APRA has joined the RBA in knocking back calls for regulatory intervention to cool the housing market’s upward march.
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