Monetary policy is expected to look through Wednesday’s abnormal price data, after it came in below 3 per cent.

Sky News Political Editor Andrew Clennell says Reserve Bank Governor Michele Bullock is “dismissing" a decline in inflation.

The Reserve Bank of Australia left rates on hold yesterday, but will today's cooling inflation figures do anything to move the needle on a rate cut?

Monthly inflation has fallen within the Reserve Bank’s target band to 2.7 per cent in August, down from 3.5 per cent in July.

Figures released on Wednesday are likely to show inflation is extraordinarily low. They will only add to the pressure on the ...

Down from 3.5% in July and marking the lowest reading since August 2021, the monthly data means inflation finally sits within ...

The Fed announced a 50 bps rate reduction at its September meeting last week, bringing the fed funds rate to the range of ...

The labour market is softening only at a glacial pace, thanks in no small part to strong public sector jobs growth. That ...

Sky News Political Editor Andrew Clennell claims the Albanese government was “annoyed” with Reserve Bank Governor Michele ...

Despite overwhelming evidence of high interest rates hurting retailers and sectors including transport and construction, as ...

Here's the latest on interest rates in Australia — from when the first cut is predicted to how much mortgage holders could ...

The RBA last raised the cash rate to 4.35% on November 2023, and with many homeowners holding out for relief, some expect the ...