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Australian inflation
Australian Economy Grows Slightly, Falls Short of Expectations
On an annual basis, the economy grew by 0.8 percent, down from 1 percent in June, and below the expected 1.1 percent growth.
December 3, 2024
BY
Naziya Alvi Rahman
Reserve Bank Cautiously Optimistic About Inflation Drop
RBA holds cash rate steady as tight labour market delays inflation’s return to target, projecting stability by 2026.
November 28, 2024
BY
Naziya Alvi Rahman
Treasurer Celebrates Dropping Inflation Amid Opposition Criticism
Australian Bureau of Statistics on Oct. 30, revealed a drop in inflation to 2.8 percent, the lowest level ...
October 30, 2024
BY
Naziya Alvi Rahman
Economists Express Caution Despite Drop in Australia’s Inflation Rate
Economists are raising concerns about underlying inflation, particularly the trimmed mean inflation rate, which stands at 3.5 percent.
October 30, 2024
BY
Naziya Alvi Rahman
Australia’s Inflation Eases to 2.8 Percent Amid Falling Fuel and Power Costs
ABS data shows CPI inflation fell to 2.8 percent in September, down from 3.8 percent in June, driven ...
October 29, 2024
BY
Naziya Alvi Rahman
Treasurer Blames Global Instability for Australia’s Inflation Troubles
Chalmers ruled out changes to negative gearing. The review so far showed they wouldn't address the housing supply ...
October 24, 2024
BY
Naziya Alvi Rahman
IMF Reports High Inflation, Opposition Criticises Government for Mismanagement
Taylor accused the government of mismanaging inflation, while Gallagher claimed it has dropped by half since the Liberals’ ...
October 23, 2024
BY
Naziya Alvi Rahman
Soaring Oasis Ticket Prices Fuel Debate as Minister Pledges to Tackle Dynamic Pricing
The new laws would target a wide range of industries, including ticket sellers and streaming services, to ensure ...
October 15, 2024
BY
Naziya Alvi Rahman
Inflation Woes Push War Hero to Sell Medals, Sparking Criticism of Government Policy
Daniel Keighran is selling 12 military service medals to look after his family of five.
October 10, 2024
BY
Naziya Alvi Rahman
New Data Reveals Consumer Spending Still Slow, Despite Inflation Drop
Spending on services did rise 0.4 percent in August, led by increases in air travel, hotel accommodation, and ...
October 4, 2024
BY
Naziya Alvi Rahman
IMF Cautions Australian Government on Spending, Backs Reserve Bank
The IMF believes Australia's economy is expected to recover gradually, with growth projected to begin picking up in ...
October 3, 2024
BY
Naziya Alvi Rahman
Treasurer Says Labor Not ‘Artificially’ Lowering Inflation
The minister's comments come as new ABS figures reveal a 3-year-low for Australia's inflation rate.
September 25, 2024
BY
Naziya Alvi Rahman
Taxpayer-Funded Rebates, Public Transport Subsidies Drive Inflation to 3-Year Low
While inflation has fallen within the target 2 percent range, the RBA chief has already warned that this ...
September 24, 2024
BY
Naziya Alvi Rahman
RBA Sticks to Its Guns: Interest Rates Unchanged Amidst Political Pressure
RBA says inflation has significantly decreased since its 2022 peak, thanks to higher interest rates that have aligned ...
September 24, 2024
BY
Naziya Alvi Rahman
Opposition Probes Government’s Economic Management After US Cuts Interest Rates
Finance Minister Katy Gallagher says Australia's interest rate is still lower than the United States, even after today’s ...
September 19, 2024
BY
Naziya Alvi Rahman
Study Links Inflation, Private Sector Stagnation to Government Spending Surge
The study says that government spending has surged by 94 percent since 2014.
September 5, 2024
BY
Naziya Alvi Rahman
Small Businesses Losing Ground in Post-Pandemic Australia, Warns Ombudsman
'If small and family businesses are the 'engine room of the economy', we have lost a cylinder in ...
August 8, 2024
BY
Rex Widerstrom
All Eyes on RBA as US Federal Reserve Signals Rates Cut
The US Federal Reserve has signalled cuts at its next meeting in September. The question now is: will ...
August 2, 2024
BY
Rex Widerstrom
Wages Top Inflation for First Time in 3 Years
Average full time workers saw an increase across the board of 4.2 percent for the year.
February 22, 2024
BY
Jim Birchall
Stubborn Service Sector Contributing to High Inflation: RBA
It will probably take another two years for inflation to return to a midpoint of 2.5 percent, meaning ...
February 13, 2024
BY
Rex Widerstrom
Childcare Fees Grow Faster Than Inflation Despite Government Intervention
The cost of daycare has risen by 9.1 percent, an inquiry has found.
January 28, 2024
BY
Monica O’Shea
Economy Strong but Slowdown on Horizon, IMF Warns
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned a slowdown is on the cards for Australia's economy, despite the ...
January 19, 2024
BY
AAP
Aussie Farmers, Shoppers Bear Brunt of Supermarket Pricing
Farmers at the mercy of supermarket giants as cost-of-living pressures pile on are calling for an inquiry into ...
January 12, 2024
BY
AAP
Labor Government MPs Accuse Opposition of Igniting ‘Culture Wars’
The move follows the opposition leader's decision to call for a boycott of Woolworths Supermarkets over Australia Day ...
January 12, 2024
BY
Nick Spencer
UN Tips Slow and Steady Inflation Progress in Australia
Rising rental prices are likely to limit progress on inflation in Australia this year based on United Nations ...
January 5, 2024
BY
AAP
Food Chain Shuts 16 Locations, Blames Rising Costs
A popular Japanese restaurant chain in Australia has seen over 30 percent of its restaurants enter voluntary administration.
December 21, 2023
BY
Rex Widerstrom
Australia Likely to See $20 Billion Budget Surplus, Despite Deficit: Mid-Year Outlook
The government says it has banked 92 percent of revenue improvements since the May budget.
December 12, 2023
BY
Rex Widerstrom
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