Moody's, S&P caution Morrison on debt
Even a surge in government borrowing with so-called "good debt" could potentially weaken Australia's hold on its AAA credit rating.
China right to restrict capital flows: RBA
Reserve Bank of Australia governor Philip Lowe has backed China's refusal to fully liberalise the flow of capital in and out of its economy.
Euro goes from dicey to darling
Perceived as the riskiest currency on the planet until Sunday's French election, the euro is suddenly everyone's favourite.
Riksbank extends bond purchases
In a surprise move, Sweden's central bank extended its bond buying programme and slightly delayed future rate hikes.
Gas drives inflation but not enough for hike
Surging energy costs are pushing the headline inflation rate up faster than wages, imposing a real income squeeze on households with record mortgage debt.
Le Pen ducks euro exit question
French presidential candidate Marine Le Pen sought to soften her position on Europe, and her plans for the euro if elected.
Loonie chopped by US duties
The Canadian dollar slumped after the US said it would impose anti-subsidy duties on imported Canadian softwood lumber.
It's time to think the unthinkable
Australia should halve immigration and undertake a massive transport infrastructure program funded by "helicopter" money: former NSW Treasur...
Riksbank seen ending bond buys
The Swedish central bank could soon declare victory in its fight to revive inflation.
European shares, euro rally on Macron's lead
The political event risk looming over Europe is fading, lifting the euro and European stocks on Monday.
