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Reserve Bank moves to keep the cash rate on hold at its most recent monetary policy meeting this month could end up actually ...
An interest rate cut is looking more likely when the RBA meets in a few weeks, after the rise in the unemployment rate in June.
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AAP Newsroom on MSNJump in jobless rate 'unwelcome but unsurprising'An increase in Australia's unemployment has been pinned on continuing global uncertainty, but the treasurer does not expect ...
The Reserve Bank shocked most experts, and borrowers, by keeping interest rates on hold in July, but does it mean we might ...
The Reserve Bank won’t exactly be cheering, but the unexpected rise in Australia’s unemployment rate to a 43-month high of ...
More than 34,000 jobs were lost in the Australian economy in June pushing the unemployment rate up to 4.3 per cent - its ...
Economics editor John Kehoe and senior reporter Jonathan Shapiro on the RBA’s shock decision on rates, what it means for the ...
The unemployment rate came in higher than expected for June, boosting hopes for an August rate cut after the Reserve Bank of ...
Reserve Bank of Australia shocks markets by keeping rates unchanged at 3.85% despite 92% probability of cut. Governor Bullock ...
Almost every analyst, investor and borrower expected a rate cut from the Reserve Bank on Tuesday. So why was their confidence ...
Governor Michele Bullock took the rare step of thumbing her nose at almost every market economist and trader by holding rates ...
Australians could receive their first back-to-back interest rate cuts in more than five years, with the Reserve Bank expected ...
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