Australia's economy appears to be moving toward the change that many consumers and business have been hoping for as interest ...

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) faces mounting public pressure to cut interest rates, especially following the U.S.

Australia’s central bank looks neither hawk nor dove. It seems more of a shag on a rock in a sea of interest rate cuts.

Australia’s jobs market continued to defy sluggish economic growth and show remarkable resilience last month, dimming hopes ...

Jobs market is still strong but is starting to slow, says the Reserve Bank. But rather than a big jump in unemployment, the ...

The RBA stayed on hold today, but there were several “subtle but important” changes to the statement. We investigate... The ...

The latest figures show public sector job creation has picked up, and Employment Minister Murray Watt makes no apologies for ...

While unemployment has risen and is forecast to continue to increase, it’s still no match for persistent inflation levels, ...

Today's news that an extra 47,500 Australians found work in August while the unemployment rate held steady at 4.2% is a sign ...

Australia’s central bank held its key interest rate at a 12-year high on Tuesday as it tries to subdue stubborn price pressures that are preventing it from joining a global easing cycle.

The big US move will certainly make the RBA's stance harder to explain to families having trouble paying their mortgage costs ...

The RBA has kept interest rates on hold at 4.35 per cent, saying inflation is still too high to start cutting rates.