‘Stunning reversal’ needed to stop 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.
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‘Bounces around’: Chalmers’ take on shock CPI
Treasurer Jim Chalmers says higher inflation data released on Wednesday was still lower than what the government had inherited from the Coalition.
‘Disastrous’: Fears for Trump presidency
Alarm bells have been sounded that if Trump wins the presidency it could see the global economy blow up and spell bad things for US democracy.
Aussie shares leap higher in rebound rally
The Australian sharemarket notched a powerful rebound rally on Tuesday on the back of iron ore and oil price rises and a surge in banking behemoth Commonwealth Bank.
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Aussies worst hit by crisis revealed
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Giant losing $76m a day in worker battle
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Fears mount over cost of China’s ‘crisis’
Beijing is battling a “crisis” that has gone from bad to worse and sparked panic in Australia about the ultimate price we might have to pay.
Albo’s warning over landmark China trip
The Prime Minister looks set to jet off to China for major talks with Xi Jinping, but he’s been warned against doing one thing.
What cost Philip Lowe his job
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Chart that shows Australia is cooked
When two important metrics are put side-by-side it paints a picture of an Australia that is sliding backwards – and it’s not good for anyone.
Wild graph destroys major Boomer myth
A graph shared on social media shows the short amount of time it would take Aussies to afford a house three decades ago.
‘Own fault’: China slams Australia move
As Australia-China trade relations reach a pivotal moment, Chinese media has a stern “lesson” for Australia.
Aussies losing millions in super mistake
Finance experts have warned Australians are losing millions of dollars a year due to a hidden problem with their superannuation accounts.
‘Alarming trend’ in Aussie mortgages
An “alarming trend” in Australian mortgages could signal a new era of difficulty for a certain section of Aussie mortgage holders.
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