Today’s retirees ‘much worse off’
People retiring now have got it much tougher than a decade ago and will need to take more risks, warns the RBA chief.
James Glynn
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Aussie boosted by resources rally
The dollar approached its highest level in a month today, supported by gains in key commodity prices and broad US dollar weakness.
Dollar sinks on RBA comments
Comments by RBA governor Glenn Stevens triggered heavy selling of the Aussie after he indicated further rate cuts were possible.
Dollar stronger on China stimulus
The Australian dollar traded around its highest levels in a month today, supported by news of more stimulus for China’s economy.
Dollar leaps after jobs data
The Australian dollar rose to its highest levels since the end of March today after data showed a surprisingly strong jump in employment.
Aussie slides on weak China data
The Australian dollar came under renewed pressure in Asia today on news of weak economic growth in China and a slump in consumer sentiment in April. .
Aussie dollar plunges after China data
The Australian dollar was savaged in Asia today on the back of weak China trade data for March.
RBA ‘has talked’ about more cuts
THE RBA could continue to cut record-low interest rates to aid the transition from mining.
RBA warning as dollar drops below US76c
THE RBA continues to warn that the Aussie dollar remains over valued despite the currency dropping today to its lowest levels since the GFC.
Aussie dollar still too high, says Lowe
AGGRESSIVE monetary easings and currency devaluations by the world’s central banks are having a big impact on the setting of local interest rates.
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