RBA keeps rates on hold at 1.5pc
The RBA has kept the official cash rate steady for a ninth straight month amid renewed fears over a growing consumer spending strike.
The RBA has kept the official cash rate steady for a ninth straight month amid renewed fears over a growing consumer spending strike.
A fall in the volume of exports in the first quarter, despite a surge in global commodity prices, looks to have imposed the biggest drag on the economy in seven quarters.
The European Central Bank has convinced economists that it'll take policy normalisation as gradually as it can.
The luxury car end of the market is strong and Ferrari Australia's CEO says high property prices are one factor.
Fears that the first quarter saw a fall in gross domestic product have eased after official data showed a surge in first-quarter company profits and inventories.
A broken economic model pays handsome dividends to politicians who thrive on opposition for its own sake.
The Caixin/Markit services purchasing managers' index broke a four-month decline. However, factory orders and prices remain a concern.
Slowing US jobs growth is unlikely to prevent the Fed from lifting rates this month but will keep markets guessing on future tightening.
Converting the Renewable Energy Target into a Low Emissions Target gives the coal industry all it hoped for. Even so, it will have its work cut out.
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