When is the next RBA meeting on interest rates?
The Reserve Bank of Australia has switched things up, meaning eager homeowners will have to wait a little longer to find out ...
Reserve Bank boss makes personal admission after cutting rates
The Reserve Bank chief has revealed fed-up Aussies have sent her personal letters detailing the struggles they face trying to ...
National Australia Bank's Profitability Remains Robust on Steady Margins and Low Loan Losses
Management focus is on the successful, lower-risk, and profitable domestic banking. Economies of scale, pricing power, a strong balance sheet, and high credit ratings provide a robust platform to ...
The Reserve Bank Of Australia Highlights Inflation And Trade Risk In Hawkish February Cut
The RBA cut its cash rate by 25 bps to 4.10%, initiating a new easing cycle amid easing inflation. Click here to read what ...
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Will this interest rate cut trigger an election?
The Reserve Bank's first interest rate cut since 2020 has tongues wagging about Anthony Albanese's election date, and ...
Market tips two more rate cuts despite RBA caution
Bond markets are sticking with their rate cut forecasts after the central bank finally joined the global easing campaign by ...
RBA cuts rates for the first time in four years – What it means for the Aussie and the ASX200 [Video]
Of course, there are risks on the horizon. One of the key concerns involves international trade tensions. It’s as if the gloves have come off—similar to what you’d see in a heated USA-Canada hockey ...
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Aussie “Big Four” banks cut rates, mirroring central bank
AUSTRALIAN “Big Four” lenders cut their interest rates by 25 basis points on Tuesday (Feb 18), in tandem with the central bank cutting its rates for the first time since November 2020. Read more at ...
Australia’s ‘Big Four’ banks slash rates as central bank makes first cut since 2020
Commonwealth Bank, Westpac, ANZ, and National Australia Bank—announced 25 basis point interest rate cuts on Tuesday.
How much the RBA rate cut will save you, and which banks have passed it on
The Reserve Bank of Australia's move to reduce the rate from 4.35 per cent to 4.1 per cent was widely expected by the market ...