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No more interest rate cuts, say economists after inflation bump


Economists are warning that the interest rate cutting cycle may be over after inflation rose more than expected as businesses passed on higher costs to consumers. Read More

Rate rise warning after inflation shock


The Reserve Bank's next interest rate move hangs in the balance as new inflation figures reveal whether the central bank's target remains on track. Read More

Inflation’s up and now the money world’s divided on when the RBA will cut interest rates


A Melbourne Cup Day interest rate cut is off the table after the latest inflation figure exceeded Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock’s threshold of a “material miss” to the upside of the bank’s ... Read More

Inflation hit 3 percent in September as energy prices squeezed households


Annual inflation rose to 3% in September as a jump in gasoline and energy prices pushed price growth to its highest level since January. Read More

Mortgage holders cop huge blow after inflation reading


Cash-strapped mortgage holders hoping for immediate relief were dealt a blow on Wednesday, but further interest-rate relief is still a chance by the end of the year. Read More

RBA may be done and dusted on rates after ‘ugly’ inflation


Bond traders have all but ruled out any chance of a rate cut before Christmas after a red-hot inflation report stunned financial markets. Read More


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