More Australians are losing their jobs just as the RBA tries to finish the fight against inflation. The latest figures expose a dilemma that could shape the next interest rate decision.
The Vanguard S&P 500 ETF has attracted more than US$1 trillion from investors seeking low-cost diversification. But with higher interest rates and growing reliance on a handful of technology stocks, some market watchers see risks that investors should not ignore.
It's a booming corner of finance that many Australians have never heard of, yet their retirement savings could already be invested in it. So is private credit the next big risk for super funds?
Falling house prices in Sydney and Melbourne have sparked fears of a property downturn, but bank earnings, low mortgage arrears and steady employment suggest the market may be softening rather than crashing.
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