Economy headlines
The latest stories on Australian markets, the economy, crypto and commodities, from publishers across the web. Each headline links to the original article.
- RBA assistant governor Christopher Kent rejects claims rate hikes only hurt mortgage holders (opens the publisher's site in a new tab)
- Further rate rises risk tipping economy ‘over the edge’ (opens the publisher's site in a new tab)
- RBA’s worst nightmare as oil pushes up inflation threat (opens the publisher's site in a new tab)
- RBA’s now talking tough about harsher rates for borrowers (opens the publisher's site in a new tab)
- Eyes on RBA for rate call hints as jobless numbers rise (opens the publisher's site in a new tab)
- Australian consumer confidence falls faster than almost anywhere (opens the publisher's site in a new tab)
- Economic misery is knocking on our door (opens the publisher's site in a new tab)
- 'Completely reversed': Why more Australian households are feeling miserable (opens the publisher's site in a new tab)
- Australian unemployment rate rises again as ABS releases September jobs data (opens the publisher's site in a new tab)
- Unemployment in Australia hits a five-year high of 4.7%, making a rates hike less likely (opens the publisher's site in a new tab)
- Is Australia’s economy out of control? The property market is transmitting the pressure (opens the publisher's site in a new tab)
- Australia faces slowing economy with inflation sitting among the worst (opens the publisher's site in a new tab)
- Australia facing biggest jobless rate rise of developed world (opens the publisher's site in a new tab)
- RBA threatens further rate hikes if inflation continues to rise (opens the publisher's site in a new tab)
- Dire outlook for Australian economy (opens the publisher's site in a new tab)
- Australia’s inflation among the worst and unemployment rising: IMF (opens the publisher's site in a new tab)
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