Inflation has taken a small step back, but most households wouldn't notice it at the checkout. While the official numbers show price pressures easing slightly in February, everyday costs are still rising, and worse may be on the way. The Consumer ...
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... Australia's best-known economists and the deputy chief economist at AMP, helping shape forecasts on interest rates, inflation, house prices and investment markets. But before becoming a leading voice on the economy, she arrived in Australia as a ...
Everywhere you look right now, the narrative feels the same. Interest rates are high, inflation has squeezed households, AI is raising job concerns, and recession fears are creeping back into the headlines. On the surface, it sounds like the perfect ...
... economy faces uncertain times ahead. Chalmers says as the conflict in the Middle East continues, Treasury estimates inflation could peak in the "high fours or even higher" this year. "These effects add a further quarter of a percentage point to headline ...
... Oil prices spiked on fears of disrupted supply, pushing energy stocks higher while broader equity indices dipped amid inflation worries. This comes at a time when up until recently, markets valuations are at all-time highs. Safe-haven assets-gold, the ...
... basis points to 4.10% at its March meeting, dealing a fresh blow to borrowers and signalling it is not yet convinced inflation is under control. The increase comes just one month after the central bank raised rates to 3.85% in February, and follows a ...
... thinking about portfolio construction, I'm planning for oil closer to US$80 a barrel." How will the conflict affect inflation and interest rates? Crunch time is March 17, when the Reserve Bank makes its interest rate announcement. Before the war ...
... simply about recognising a few straightforward ideas and thinking a little differently about where your money sits. Inflation often begins further up the economic chain. When oil, gas, metals and energy costs rise, those increases flow through almost ...
... most people expect. For Australians, higher oil prices feed directly into petrol, freight, and food prices, and into inflation, which can keep pressure on the Reserve Bank to hold interest rates higher. For investors and traders, however, volatility ...
With Iran under attack - and retaliating - from joint strikes from the United States and Israel after talks over nuclear capabilities broke down, the price and availability of oil is at stake once again. Janus Henderson global head of multi-asset Adam ...
