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06 November 2024 • By Maja Garaca Djurdjevic • 1 min read

RBA urges caution on government spending ahead of federal election

The RBA governor trusts the government will refrain from making big spending promises ahead of next year’s federal election. While strong public ...

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Treasury warns of economic ripple effects for Australia from US election policies

Treasury has completed its scenario analysis of the US elections, following last month’s announcement by the Treasurer that officials were assessing ...

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Bullock suggests market is on track for rate easing

RBA governor Michele Bullock emphasised on Tuesday that the market is “reasonably on message” regarding the future of interest rates

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September CPI data surpasses expectations

The ABS has released its monthly consumer price index indicator. The monthly consumer price index (CPI) indicator rose 2.8 per cent annually in the ...

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Chalmers rejects ‘protectionist’ label, defends Future Made in Australia policy

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has dismissed claims that the government’s Future Made In Australia policy is protectionist, arguing that it aims to strengthen ...

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Inflation predicted to fall within RBA’s comfort zone, boosting December rate cut prospects

Australia’s inflation rate may be on track to hit the Reserve Bank’s comfort zone, with the September CPI numbers expected to show easing pressures – ...

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Chalmers overlooks IMF inflation projections, praises economic management

The Treasurer has chosen to overlook the IMF’s inflation warning for Australia, instead showering praise on its budget league tables. The ...

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AFCA complaints continue to increase, banking and finance lead the pack

The ombudsman received almost 104,861 complaints over the last financial year. The Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) has announced ...

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IMF predicts severe inflation challenges ahead for Australia

The IMF has delivered a grim forecast for Australia, placing the nation second among countries expected to grapple with persistent inflation well into ...

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RBA caught off guard by recent jobs boom

The Reserve Bank of Australia has been taken aback by stronger-than-expected employment growth, according to deputy governor Andrew Hauser

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