CBA the third bank to hike rates today
CBA has increased its mortgage interest rates because of "rising costs and regulatory responsibilities", the third bank to move today.
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China trade deal a $400m win
Beef exporters are set to gain an additional $400 million a year as a result of a new trade deal that makes Australia the only country to have full access for chilled beef into China.
Why Macquarie still likes infrastructure
Rising rates are sometimes seen as the death knell for infrastructure stocks. But not this time. Here's Macquarie's top picks.
BT's investments boss Martyn Wild exits
Martyn Wild, BT Financial Group's chief investments officer, is said to have parted ways with the company.
Markets: CSL rally drives ASX
Shares post healthy gains, led up by CSL, while Downer slumps following its capital raising.
ASX winners from the power crisis
Shares in AGL Energy and Origin have soared in the past six months but investors might be zapped by regulatory risk.
ANZ lifts rates for property investors
ANZ is the latest of the major banks to raise interest rates for property investors, lifting both its variable and interest only rates.
Sydney 'cheap' compared with Shanghai
Chinese buyers are purchasing the equivalent of 25 per cent of all new 'cheap' homes in NSW and 16 per cent in Victoria.
Slaters cleared by ASIC, stock up 32pc
Slater & Gordon shares surged after ASIC said it had finished its accounting probe.
Why the RBA must consider a rate rise
Macroprudential controls have no effect on non-bank lenders, who are stepping into the competitive holes.
