As the Reserve Bank of Australia vows to hold off extending bond yields beyond 0.10% after April 2024, First Sentier believes an earlier move cannot be ruled out....

It is “too premature” for the central bank to think about stopping its quantitative easing programme when it concludes in September. ...

The corporate regulator and the Reserve Bank will have more power to intervene to manage a crisis and preemptively identify and manage risks in financial market infrastru...

Investors are feeling financially secure and confident in the investment plans despite the pandemic, a distinct difference from other financial crises, according to the R...

The ‘inflation genie’ is unlikely to escape as subdued inflation and wage pressure mean rates could be held at 0.1% until late 2023 according to the Reserve Bank of Austr...

T. Rowe Price has warned the Reserve Bank of Australia could change its policy guidance abruptly as it upgrades it economic forecasts. ...

It would be a mistake to assume inflation will remain low, writes Hamish Tadgell, so advisers need to position portfolios to protect against this threat....

Three-in-four experts say the next six months will surpass record-breaking borrowing pace as the cash rate holds at 0.10%....

Almost half of the experts surveyed in Finder’s latest RBA Cash Rate Survey say the growth in the housing market is unsustainable....

The decision by the Reserve Bank of Australia to hold rates at 0.1% is also a way to avoid unwelcome movement in the Australian dollar which would frustrate the task of l...

The gross domestic product growth in Australia is likely to be lower than most other developed nations this year, according to Russell Investments’ global outlook....

Inflation is likely to increase in the short-term but this will not be lasting given high unemployment and the ongoing slack in the economy on the services side....

As most mortgage holders are required to resume repayments and JobKeeper comes to an end, the number of ‘at risk’ mortgage borrowers will rise, according to Roy Morgan....

It is foreseeable that higher bond yields and inflation will put pressure on markets and people will ask if the Fed got it wrong, Magellan chief investment officer, Hamis...