Economy

A May rate cut appears to be almost a certainty following the US tariff announcements, but economists have warned against central banks acting rashly in response.

The US tariffs have shifted expectations of rate cuts in Australia ahead of incoming global effects.

Labor has pledged to extend the instant asset write-off measure by an additional 12 months.

Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs have arrived and Australia was not exempt from the fallout.

A hold in the cash rate has seen some throw barbs at the RBA, suggesting there may be some weakness within the central bank’s resolve.

As global economies brace for impact ahead of a wave of US trade tariffs, RBA governor Michele Bullock has assured that the Australian economy will be able to bear the brunt of any shocks ...

Macro-economic uncertainties abroad and a cautious approach to the fight against inflation were in focus during the RBA’s April meeting.

The Prime Minister has announced the date of the next federal election, setting off a five-week campaign.

The Dutton government has responded to Labor’s budget announcement with a budget in reply. While similar themes were followed, there were key differences that were welcomed and others that ...

Australians’ wealth grows, but one expert warns of potential risks tied to rising property reliance and low investment returns.