‘Backwards’: Fight over slow economy heats up
The Finance Minister has dismissed the opposition’s attack on the government’s handling of the economy after fresh GDP showed anaemic growth.
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Growth in Aussie economy tipped to be weak
The Australian economy is expected to show anaemic growth when GDP figures are released on Wednesday, in line with Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ warning.
‘Tell it like it is’: Chalmers dismisses RBA dig
Treasurer Jim Chalmers dismissed claims he was snubbing the RBA after he said cash rate hikes were “smashing the economy”.
‘Flatlining’: Grim news for Aussie retailers
Retailers are worried they face a tough Christmas trading period, as Australians continue to resist spending up during a cost-of-living crisis.
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Big reason rate cuts could be delayed
Interest rates cuts are vital for Aussie mortgage holders but there is a chance that the forecast date for the cash rate cut could change.
Retail spending disappoints in January
After plunging in December, retail sales disappointed in January, falling well short of economists’ expectations.
Shock reason Aussies are being paid more
In a bid to bolster their pay packets, Aussie workers are doing one thing, fresh analysis has revealed.
Shock twist following detainee’s arrest
The embattled Immigration Minister was peppered with questions after a detainee was arrested before police then dropped the charges.
ASX nears record high on RBA rate cut hopes
The ASX surged to a near record high on Thursday after soft inflation and retail data suggested an end to the RBA’s rate hiking cycle.
Stocks slip following inflation data
Despite fresh inflation data showing consumer prices held steady in January, the share market edged lower on Wednesday.
Fresh sign rate cuts on the way
Households, eagerly awaiting rate cuts, received some good news when the inflation rate was unchanged in January.
Fresh sign rate cuts on the way
Households, eagerly awaiting rate cuts, received some good news when the inflation rate was unchanged in January.
Win for Albo as stage 3 tax cuts pass
The government has got its stage 3 tax cuts through the Senate, meaning they will be in people’s pockets from July 1.
Scomo gets ready for final goodbye
One of Australia’s most controversial leaders will give his final words to Parliament.
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