Economy

The RBA has continued to hold the cash rate steady at 4.35 per cent. Now, industry experts are reacting to the decision.

Small businesses are feeling the strain of the economy, with long-term confidence seeing a “steady decline.”

Economic uncertainty and persistent inflation have once again taken centre stage in the RBA’s statement following its latest monetary policy meeting.

Cost-of-living pressures are mounting for Aussies, culminating in a surge in people splitting bills.

Recent RBA data has tracked the increased lending over the year, showing strong growth in business loans. However, housing and personal have seen less accelerated growth, which some are ...

The latest quarterly inflation figures are in, now the question remains what the RBA will decide to do at its next meeting.

The highly anticipated June quarter CPI print is expected to play a major role in the RBA’s August monetary policy decision.

Recent data from CommSec has analysed and ranked the economies for each state and territory across the country. In just about every area of the country, housing finance is sitting above ...

Despite a steady rise in mortgage arrears, the changes have been described as “modest” and rapid rises are being mitigated through a variety of opportunities in the market.

The income boost provided by the government’s stage 3 tax cuts could prove to be futile should the RBA increase the official cash rate in August.