Asian stocks were muted on Wednesday, even as Chinese and Hong Kong markets posted strong gains to extend the previous session's ...

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Inflation is much lower in Europe and the United States than in Australia, however, which means the Reserve Bank (RBA) is resisting the idea of rate cuts here until consumer prices start growing ...

PWHL names and logos are out and the debate around who hit the mark and who missed is already raging on social media. In reality, there is nothing to say any of the PWHL's six logos is veritably bad.

SYDNEY—Government plans to reform the Reserve Bank of Australia by introducing a dual-board system—one for setting interest rates and the other for day-to-day governance—have stalled and are ...

Total consumer credit... Australian stocks gain 1% as tech stocks rally in New York By Investing.com - Jan 08, 2024 Investing.com - The S&P/ASX 200 opened 1% higher on Tuesday morning, riding on ...

PWHL Unveils Team Nicknames and Logos Entering Women's Hockey League's 2nd Season They are no-names no longer. In a process nearly a year in the making, the Professional Women’s Hockey League on ...

and a further slide in real household incomes and consumer spending, minister Katie Gallagher let it be known that Labor — in contrast to the RBA — believes that from "a household point of ...

Reserve Bank boss Michele Bullock is giving medicine to a sick patient, and Treasurer Jim Chalmers needs to back in the treatment plan. Dr Chalmers put the blowtorch on Ms Bullock this week with the ...

The numbers: The consumer-confidence index rose to 103.3 this month from a revised 101.9 in July, the Conference Board said Tuesday. That’s the highest reading since February. Economists polled ...

Speaking in the wake of sustained attacks on the RBA from the Federal Government over rate rises “smashing the economy”, Roger Cook said it was “time” to slash rates.