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10 things you didn't know about the new RBA power duo
This weekend marks the end of an era as Glenn Stevens hands the keys to the RBA to Philip Lowe and Guy Debelle. Here are 10 things you probably didn't know about the new leadership team.
This weekend marks the end of an era as Glenn Stevens hands the keys to the RBA to Philip Lowe and Guy Debelle. Here are 10 things you probably didn't know about the new leadership team.
The first two weeks of spring have brought with them an ominous threat - that house property values are getting a second wind in the already blustery property market.
Philip Lowe and Guy Debelle have contrasting approaches but both are highly regarded and bring a high level of expertise to their jobs.
The Turnbull government will introduce a tax treaty between Australia and Israel to improve business relations between the two countries and ramp up Australia's innovation push.
Criminal charges against Australians with links to the Panama Papers could take years to eventuate, says ATO deputy commissioner Mark Konza.
I'm not so sure that we should be rushing around publicly pursuing this free trade deal with London.
Well, not exactly no-one. Goldman Sachs chief economist Tim Toohey reckons the speech RBA assistant governor Chris Kent delivered on Tuesday amounts to an explicit shift to a neutral policy stance.
Australia's jobless rate hit a three-year low in August.
Employment dipped unexpectedly in August yet the jobless rate still ticked down to the lowest in three years at 5.6 per cent as fewer people looked for work, a mixed report that nudged the local dollar lower.
A measure of Australian consumer sentiment edged higher in September as an improvement in personal finances made people more likely to splash out on big ticket items, a survey showed on Wednesday.
Hundreds of millions of dollars of revenue that was reported as flowing into the federal government's coffers isn't actually there.
For all his talk last year about explaining complex issues and building a case, Malcolm Turnbull has done it rarely.
The man responsible for managing the nation's credit card says a credit downgrade would have "little to no" impact on the government's cost of borrowing.
China's industrial output grew the fastest in five months in August as demand for products from coal to cars rebounded thanks to higher government spending and a year-long credit and property boom.
Turn that frown upside down: the Aussie economy is showing flickering signs of life.
Buying a car will be for many people the first major financial decision they make. And for a lot of them, it might also be their first financial mistake, according to a new ASIC report.
Living in Australia, there's a danger of taking James Morrison for granted. Glenn Stevens has become a bit like that too.
The earlier we identify and help kids at risk of doing poorly in education, training and employment, the more we help the community as well as the kids.
Global economic growth will be so slow over the next 35 years that policymakers will struggle to meet the significant economic, social and political challenges that results, Deutsche Bank says.
Reckon we're cashless? Think again.
Just about everyone who doesn't look at the numbers - which is most people - is convinced the economy is 'slowing'.
There's more than a little irony in at least some of the Australian dollar's latest gyrations being attributed to Glenn Stevens' exit interview remarks. He actually dissed monetary policy's exchange rate power.
I question whether Australians should be having the days off that we do.
Large parts of the euro zone are slipping deeper into a deflationary trap, leaving the currency bloc with no safety buffer when the next global crisis hits.
London: The top two stewards of Australia's economy have issued an unusually blunt warning to Parliament and voters, saying they must accept the need for "tough policy decisions" to start repairing the budget now.
The fallout from Sam Dastyari's entitlement and stupidity is considerably greater than his unimportant political career.
RBA governor admits "discomfort" about outsized price rises in some sectors.
Australia's corporate watchdog has a solution to addressing gender imbalance at senior levels: fiancially reward those who employ qualified women.
RBA deputy governor Philip Lowe says strengthening supervision of the global financial system is just as important as new regulations for maintaining stability.
China's imports unexpectedly rose in August for the first time in nearly two years, boosted by coal and other commodities.
"There are a squillion people who love Australians and what we do, and who are coffee addicts."
"Social entrepreneurs are inherently driven by improving people's lives, lifting people out of poverty."
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