PM's man says Australian managers below par
Prime minister Malcolm Turnbull's most senior advisor has lashed out at Australian managers, saying they are failing to pursue opportunities and holding back national income.
Peter Martin is the Economics Editor for The Age.
Prime minister Malcolm Turnbull's most senior advisor has lashed out at Australian managers, saying they are failing to pursue opportunities and holding back national income.
Australia's bank chiefs could be forgiven for thinking they've survived the worst, says Peter Martin.
If the Reserve Bank's official cash rate is 1.5 per cent and you can borrow for a home at 4.4 per cent, why are credit rates as high as 21 per cent?
Mobile phone numbers and internet addresses will replace bank account numbers and money will be transferred near-instantly between institutions, according to the RBA.
First impressions count, and at his first public outing as the Reserve Bank governor, Philip Lowe was determined not to waste his.
Incoming Reserve Bank chief Philip Lowe has appealed to the Turnbull government to help him out with economic management by borrowing big for infrastructure, saying there's only so much further cuts in interest rates can do.
In his first public comments as new RBA chief, Philip Lowe says the RBA doesn't see its job as always keeping tabs on price growth and isn't too worried about the housing market.
The OECD has pointed to a way out of what it calls a 'low-growth trap' where persistently weaker than expected economic growth weighs on expectations.
The Turnbull government is considering a radical shakeup of Australia's superannuation system that would pit banks and industry funds against each other for the right to manage the deposits of every new entrant for at least two years.
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.
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