Dire warning of several rate hikes this year
The worst fears of household borrowers could soon be realised as the Reserve Bank grapples with stubbornly persistent price pressures.
The worst fears of household borrowers could soon be realised as the Reserve Bank grapples with stubbornly persistent price pressures.
With recent data showing prices continue to soar, economists are split on the next move for interest rates but it isn’t looking good.
The Australian sharemarket tumbled on Wednesday after a shock inflation print sparked fears of a possible rate hike.
A higher-than-expected inflation rate of 4 per cent for May has raised expectations the Reserve Bank will have to raise rates at its next meeting.
The RBA has issued a stark warning to Aussies as the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas adds to inflation pressures.
Incoming data over the next three weeks will heavily influence the Reserve Bank’s decision on whether to hike rates on Melbourne Cup day.
The Aussie sharemarket shrugged off fears that interest rates could climb higher before the year’s end to finish in the green.
Despite ultimately keeping rates on hold, new RBA governor Michele Bullock considered another hike to the cash rate in early October.
The Reserve Bank has revealed a grim statistic showing the pain Aussie households are facing in paying their mortgages, after a punishing 12 rate hikes.
China’s debt-ridden property sector and high interest rates across the globe point to bad news for the Aussie economy, the IMF has warned.
Aussie homeowners are in line for two more massive interest rate shocks in 2023 and the impact could be far reaching.
Aussies are continuing to suffer from soaring rental costs as the national vacancy rate fell to a record low in September.
Australia’s cost of living crisis is hurting millions – and as calls to raise the cash rate gets louder, the futures market has made a shocking call.
Financials and basic materials had the biggest gains in Friday’s trade, while energy, real estate, and utilities lead the losses.
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