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Econostrum English on MSNInflation Shock: The Unexpected Winners and Losers of Rising PricesThe Australian government is touting its success in bringing inflation under control, with the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rising just 2.4% over the past year. Yet, for many Australians, the reality of ...
From a technical standpoint, caution is advised. For AUD/USD, critical support sits at 0.6087—the lowest level seen so far in 2025. A breach of this support could send the pair spiralling toward the 0 ...
Meanwhile, the Australian dollar (AUD) managed to claw back some upside momentum and added to the notable recovery from ...
Challenger is on a mission to help more Australians attain the sense of security and confidence that Defined Benefit members ...
Industry experts are pleading with the government to put an end to the twice yearly alcohol price increase, with the latest ...
Several data points are expected out of Japan later today, including CPI for January and unemployment and retail sales ...
Japan’s retail sales for December climbed 3.7% from the previous year, while its industrial output figures for December grew ...
NAB has joined the other big four banks in forecasting a 0.25% February rate cut, after the December consumer price index ...
National Australia Bank (NAB) has joined its three major competitors in bringing forward its forecasts for the first interest ...
The new inflation numbers are a bombshell. But until the RBA cuts interest rates, the government won't see much love from the public.
The median price of land in Australia has soared to record highs, increasing more than twice the rate of the ABS consumer ...
Australia's CPI inflation slows to 2.4% YoY in Q4 2024, driven by government rebates. Click here to find out what investors ...
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