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01 April 2025 • By Maja Garaca Djurdjevic • 1 min read

RBA tipped to hold rates to escape election spotlight

While the RBA has made moves during past election campaign periods, it typically treads carefully to avoid stirring political waters. As the ...

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RBA and ASIC push for immediate fixes after ASX’s CHESS system incident

The Reserve Bank of Australia and ASIC have expressed deep concern over the December 2024 CHESS batch settlement failure, highlighting serious ...

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Australia’s election report card: A ‘C’ and no excuses for late homework

It’s official: Australia is heading to the polls on 3 May, and the nation is bracing for another round of political promises, economic spin, and the ...

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BlackRock’s public-private model portfolio sets stage for local adoption

BlackRock’s launch of a customisable public-private model portfolio for US investors paves the way for similar offerings in Australia as demand for ...

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Federal budget 2025-26: Key takeaways you need to know

Treasurer Jim Chalmers delivered the Albanese government's pre-election federal budget on Tuesday night, promising economic stability amid global ...

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Budget expected to unleash pre-election spending blitz

The federal budget being delivered tonight is shaping up to be a “spendathon ahead of the election”, according to AMP’s Shane Oliver, with much of the ...

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‘Quirky’ jobs data unlikely to sway RBA ahead of April meeting

The latest jobs data, although “quirky” and “unusual”, is not expected to influence the RBA ahead of its next meeting on 1 April

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Global investors eye Australia’s expanding private credit sector

As traditional lenders pull back, global investors are increasingly turning their attention to Australia’s booming private credit sector

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Oliver warns market volatility isn’t over as correction unfolds

The market correction forecast by AMP’s chief economist is in full swing, with three weeks of turbulence culminating in significant losses on Tuesday

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Active ETFs set to reach 20% of global ETF assets by 2030

Active ETFs are set to grow from 7 per cent of global ETF assets to 20 per cent by 2030, according to a fund manager. The Australian ...

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