Cash may be gone in 10 years: RBA’s Bullock
Governor Michele Bullock says cash may only be around for 10 years. But unlike Donald Trump, she sees no role for bitcoin in ...
Michele Bullock's shock prediction for the future of cash in Australia
Reserve Bank Governor Michele Bullock has predicted when Australians will stop using banknotes.
Banks push ASX to five-week low; Domain soars 40pc
Shares lower as CBA drops 2pc; ACCC mulls penalties for Telstra; Barrenjoey upgrades MinRes; $A lingers near US64¢; Domain, Nine leap on CoStar bid, REA slumps.
Australian superannuation provider fined $27 million for failing to notify members of duplicate accounts
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers refuses to ‘second-guess’ RBA despite previously criticising interest rate calls
Treasurer Jim Chalmers says he won’t ‘second-guess’ the decisions made by the Reserve Bank of Australia despite previously ...
The RBA didn't want to start cutting rates too late, governor Bullock says
The RBA was too slow to lift rates, and it didn't want to make the same mistake when cutting them, the central bank's ...
Australia's central bank cautious on rate cuts, all depends on data
Australia's central bank is cautious about cutting rates further given cost pressures in a hot labour market, but it will ...
Landlord with 118 properties hits back at calls to lower rents after RBA interest rate cut: ‘Ridiculous’
An Australian with 118 investment properties has hit back at calls for landlords to take the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA’s ...
Australia Central Bank Says it Won’t Commit to Any Set Course on Rates
The Reserve Bank of Australia isn’t committed to any course of action on interest rates with Gov. Michele Bullock cautioning ...
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“Where to from here?”: Go8 reacts to economic outlook
The Go8 has issued a policy briefing in response to an economic outlook report warning of a weakening of Australia's ...
Bloomberg Australia: RBA’s Hauser Talks Rate Cuts
Connecting decision makers to a dynamic network of information, people and ideas, Bloomberg quickly and accurately delivers ...
Australia's Job Market Continues to Run Hot
SYDNEY--Australia's labor market remained strong in January, with employment surging by a further 44,000 over the month, while workforce participation hit another record high.