The Latest Breaking News from ING

Following the RBA's decision to raise the cash rate, many Australians have been left with more questions than answers. Here are your interest rate questions answered.

The Consumer Price Index is expected to remain flat in May. Furthermore, the leading indicators of inflation are showing signs of easing. So, we think investors who believe inflation has peaked could now look to add the stocks of consumer discretionary companies O’Reilly Automotive (ORLY), InterContinental Hotels (IHG), Darden Restaurants…

The issue of debanking has been highlighted by a recent crypto-trader’s case against Westpac and ANZ. How will Labor approach it?

It’s never been easier to commodify our leisure time. But as some once-passionate hobbyists have found, turning play into work can really dull the joy

Beijing says it will roll out additional tax cuts and postpone social security payments for firms to support growth.

During periods of stock market weakness, investors can still generate yield from high-quality dividend stocks. The Federal Reserve has already raised interest rates by 0.75% so far in 2022, but there are plenty of high-yield dividend stocks paying 6% or more at current prices.

Inflation is set to jump to 9% this week when official figures are released, and fears of a slump are growing

Southeast Asian country’s gross domestic product expands 8.3 percent in first quarter.

The U.S. equity market has been in correction mode lately on concerns over the Fed’s hawkish stance in fighting decades-high inflation and geopolitical issues. Furthermore, many analysts expect the economy to slip into recession. Therefore, we think it could be wise to bet on high-dividend-yielding stocks Sibanye Stillwater (SBSW), ING…