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Reserve Bank

9 posts
EEconomy
Inflation eases back more than expected in May, trimmed mean at lowest since 2021
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Inflation eases back more than expected in May, trimmed mean at lowest since 2021

  • June 25, 2025
Inflation eased further last month, with consumer prices rising 2.1 per cent over the year to May, down…
EEconomy
Global brands prepare to hike prices as trade war could spread inflation beyond US
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Global brands prepare to hike prices as trade war could spread inflation beyond US

  • May 31, 2025
Australian shoppers could soon see higher price tags, as some brands affected by Donald Trump’s trade war prepare…
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'Panic' in some quarters as US dollar dive puts pressure on Australia's $4 trillion superannuation pool
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‘Panic’ in some quarters as US dollar dive puts pressure on Australia’s $4 trillion superannuation pool

  • May 27, 2025
The Reserve Bank cut interest rates earlier this month in part because it was worried about the risk…
EEconomy
Affordability up, but access to housing market to worsen as interest rates fall
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Affordability up, but access to housing market to worsen as interest rates fall

  • May 25, 2025
One of the four reasons house prices started rising at twice the rate of incomes and GDP around…
EEconomy
Michele Bullock has changed her tune about the future of interest rates, but Donald Trump may have other plans
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Michele Bullock has changed her tune about the future of interest rates, but Donald Trump may have other plans

  • May 22, 2025
There’s been a sudden about-turn at the Reserve Bank. In the space of just a few months, Governor…
EEconomy
Cheaper money for housing as RBA cuts rates will fuel demand and push up property prices
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Cheaper money for housing as RBA cuts rates will fuel demand and push up property prices

  • May 21, 2025
“Impossibly unaffordable”. That’s how international researchers describe Australia’s housing market. Australia’s major cities keep beating other global cities…
EEconomy
More interest rate cuts likely as RBA confident it's beaten inflation, faces Trump tariff risks
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More interest rate cuts likely as RBA confident it’s beaten inflation, faces Trump tariff risks

  • May 20, 2025
The Reserve Bank has cut interest rates amid greater confidence that the inflation battle is won, and will…
EEconomy
Erratic Donald Trump is dark cloud on horizon for Michele Bullock as RBA considers interest rates
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Erratic Donald Trump is dark cloud on horizon for Michele Bullock as RBA considers interest rates

  • May 19, 2025
A ray of sunshine? Green shoots? You’d like to think that after weathering years of economic storms, surely…
JJobs
Growth and employment to guide RBA policy through 2025 – economist
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Growth and employment to guide RBA policy through 2025 – economist

  • May 1, 2025
“Tariffs are generally bad for everyone but especially problematic for the country imposing them,” Robertson said. “So, with…
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