Economy
The excitement in the markets over softer-than-expected GDP figures was short-lived. Because a closer look at the data shows it’s not clear cut.
The Anti-Dumping Commission is developing a new data tool to flag diverted imports early, as Chinese goods flow to Australia following US tariff hikes.
With inflation sitting higher than the Reserve Bank would like, the risks of economic growth being too strong are front of mind once again.
The ABS will release full CPI data in a monthly format for the first time, providing new insights into the economy but adding to the complexity facing the RBA as it charts a future course for rates.
Australia’s largest superannuation fund has backed regulatory intervention as it acknowledges super funds need to do more to safeguard members’ money.
Sussan Ley has settled on a net zero position. Now, the Liberal Party's right flank is pushing her into a fresh fight on migration.
Reserve Bank officials will speak this week and the first serving of new monthly inflation data will be released as economists piece together what might happen next for rates.
From the Opera House steps, Jim Chalmers sold Australia as an investor’s dream. Behind the postcard pitch, however, economists are sending warnings about policy gaps and supply strains.
As central bankers weigh inflation against growth, two economists in Sydney laid bare the widening divide in global views on where interest rates go next.
The Reserve Bank is increasingly facing a challenge between maintaining full employment and keeping inflation in the target band.
Economists say its too soon to predict the next move in rates, even though the RBA has admitted inflation will stay above its target for longer than previously thought.
Last week's inflation spike shocked the market, but is it really a sign the rate cutting cycle is over?
Australia’s fair go is under strain from debt, housing stress and inequality. Restoring it demands fresh policy, clear priorities and the courage to follow through.
