RBA boss pours cold water on rate cut theory
RBA governor Michele Bullock has cast doubt on predictions of a double rate cut in May amid Donald Trump’s ongoing tariff war.
RBA governor Michele Bullock has cast doubt on predictions of a double rate cut in May amid Donald Trump’s ongoing tariff war.
The Reserve Bank of Australia has poured cold water over a major hope for homeowners in the coming months.
A relief rally added $116b in value to the Australian sharemarket on Thursday following Donald Trump’s decision to pull back from a global trade war.
Yesterday, economists were tipping a super-sized rate cut when the RBA meets in a few weeks, but a lot can change in 24 hours – thanks to Donald Trump.
Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor has cited Elon Musk’s Starlink as a source of inspiration, but refused to say whether DOGE cuts are coming to Australia.
All 11 sectors finished in the green as the Australian sharemarket soared prior to the next phase of the Trump Tariffs.
Donald Trump’s looming trade war could smash global growth and hit Australia, but RBA Governor Michele Bullock says she’s ready to defend economic growth with rate cuts.
Donald Trump’s looming trade war could smash global growth and hit Australia, but RBA Governor Michele Bullock says she’s ready to defend economic growth with rate cuts.
Australia’s housing market has continued its resurgence, and the momentum is all down to one thing we haven’t seen since 2020.
Voters will be watching Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton closely this week, with another round of Trump tariffs set to shake up the campaign.
An expert has issued a grim wake up call as countless Aussies hold their breath hoping for another interest rate cut within days.
Cost of living relief and a modest tax cut are unlikely to slow the RBA’s progress on cutting rates, according to analysts.
Homeowners have received a new boost, with falls in inflation renewing hopes for an early rate cut.
President Trump’s hawkish tariff talk has softened and the local bourse soaked up the resulting Wall St boom.
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