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So far, however, one part of the solution to the productivity slump has received little public attention: boosting support ...
Roger J Kerr says wild volatility from tariffs has left central banks in a total quandary on how to manage monetary policy ...
Australia’s Productivity Commission has identified 15 priority reforms to examine in the course of five inquiries it’s ...
According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), employment surged by 89,000 in April, significantly higher than the ...
Exorbitant land costs are the fundamental driver behind Australia’s expensive housing. During 2023-24, the residential land ...
Australias job market beat expectations in April, complicating expectations around interest rate cuts. Employment surged by ...
The Australian Unemployment Rate has held around 4% since April 2024, easing towards 3.9% in November and peaking at 4.1% in ...
Joseph Capurso and Carol Kong at CBA have written an excellent report explaining the economic implications of the US-China ...
Tariffs by themselves will not send the U.S. economy into recession, though they will hurt the economy by a small amount.
Australian WPI rose by 0.9% quarter-on-quarter in March 2025, according to the last quarter. WPI rose by 3.4% year-on-year from the last 3.2% in December 2024 but less than the same period 4.0%.
Benefits and flexible repayment options is driving frequency of use. Australia’s credit and charge card payments market is ...
The IMF said recently that uncertainty had reached unprecedented levels and downgraded Australia's economic growth projection for 2025 from 2.1 percent in January to 1.6 percent. To effectively ...