Macroeconomic trends, inflation rates, central bank policies, GDP, and labor markets.
Breaking: RBA lifts interest rates to highest level in 18 years to try to dampen inflation ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
The RBA rate rise impacts more than just your home loan. (ABC News: Teresa Tan/Declan Bowring)
Donald Trump’s not on the ballot, but polls show voters are focused on affordability concerns during his current term.
First Northern Metropolis Marathon trips up as runners lament poor arrangements South China Morning Post
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Japan nears 2% inflation target, but households struggle CGTN
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Labor spending to grow twice as fast as rest of the economy: RBA The Australian
A personal finance plan should leave room for enjoyment, but instant gratification should not come at the cost of long-term financial goals.
Rising informal employment deepens domestic workers’ struggles The Guardian Nigeria News
Reserve Bank of Australia increases official cash rate to 4.85%, bringing it to highest level since 2008RBA interest rates live updates: Reserve Bank cash rate decisionGet our daily political email, free app or daily news podcastThe Reserve Bank has hiked rates for the fifth time...
SEOUL, Nov. 3 (Xinhua) -- South Korea's consumer price inflation remained high last month amid surging oil prices and a sharp rebound in processed food prices, statistical ministry data showed Tuesday.
Australia's central bank raised its benchmark cash rate by 25 basis points to 4.85% on Tuesday, the highest level since November 2008.
US midterms: Why voters may punish Trump and Republicans despite booming economy The Indian Express
China’s Central Bank Tweaks Forex Reserve Rules to Steady Yuan WSJ
Car giant’s weird new feature no one can copy News.com.au
Economists expect October inflation to accelerate to 7.6% from 7.2% in September, potentially the highest since March 2023 and the eighth consecutive month above the BSP's 4% ceiling. Higher electricity rates, transport fares, food prices and peso depreciation underpin the foreca...
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