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Browsing Tag

rba

36 posts
EEconomy
Why the Kiwi and Canadian property bubbles burst and what we can learn
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Why the Kiwi and Canadian property bubbles burst and what we can learn

  • 17 August 2026
If it’s a glimpse towards a possible future you’re after, it’s always worthwhile taking a peek across the…
EEconomy
High interest rates are here to stay — but that's only part of the house price story
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High interest rates are here to stay — but that’s only part of the house price story

  • 9 August 2026
We seem to have flipped from worrying about rising house prices to worrying about falling house prices. Well,…
EEconomy
Australia's property market enters downturn as prices fall for first time in three years
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Australia’s property market enters downturn as prices fall for first time in three years

  • 22 July 2026
Australia’s housing boom has officially entered a downturn for the first time in more than three years, with…
EEconomy
Cooling economy and Iran backdown to keep RBA at bay
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Cooling economy and Iran backdown to keep RBA at bay

  • 15 June 2026
A double-sized dose of relief. That’s what the Reserve Bank board members will be feeling today when they…
EEconomy
Prolonged pause on interest rates a possibility as RBA board meets for June
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Prolonged pause on interest rates a possibility as RBA board meets for June

  • 14 June 2026
Leading economists at all four major banks are now predicting the Reserve Bank of Australia will leave interest…
EEU
Europe facing first rate rise in two years as global central banks eye US-Iran fall out — Capital Brief
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Europe facing first rate rise in two years as global central banks eye US-Iran fall out — Capital Brief

  • 8 June 2026
Europe facing first rate rise in two years as global central banks eye US-Iran fall out — Capital…
EEconomy
Australia's economic slowdown is just beginning, economists warn, as recession risks rise
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Australia’s economic slowdown is just beginning, economists warn, as recession risks rise

  • 3 June 2026
Australia’s economic slowdown is just beginning, economists warn, as interest rate rises and cost-of-living pressures weigh on households.…
EEconomy
Australia's interest rate rise comes as other countries maintain theirs. Why?
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Australia’s interest rate rise comes as other countries maintain theirs. Why?

  • 17 May 2026
As Australian mortgage holders grapple with rising repayments, some countries have not seen interest rate rises in years.…
EEconomy
Housing market 'levelling out' as interest rate hikes place pressure on buyers
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Housing market ‘levelling out’ as interest rate hikes place pressure on buyers

  • 9 May 2026
Elevated interest rates have trimmed the borrowing capacity of prospective home buyers, as many agents report the housing…
EEconomy
What if we used taxes or superannuation to control inflation, not just interest rates?
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What if we used taxes or superannuation to control inflation, not just interest rates?

  • 7 May 2026
Would you rather hand over an extra $300 a month to your bank or the federal government? I’m…
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