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If the US pushes up interest rates to the point where it’s about to bring on a recession, Australia would be well advised to stand back and not lift rates

Global stock markets are tanking on fears of recessions in the US, the UK and Europe, and the OECD is actually forecasting recessions in Europe.

Central bank in negative equity after 2021-22 loss, a review of its pandemic bond-buying program has found

The central bank has defended its $281 billion bond-buying program but says it has had serious consequences for its balance sheet.

Briefly, in the days after the death of the queen, we were afforded a glimpse into the machine that makes Australia’s money.

The use of cryptocurrency is on the rise and its lack of regulation could threaten Australia's national security, according to Liberal senator Andrew Bragg, who has drafted a private member's bill pushing for tougher regulation.

If the Reserve Bank is worried about companies using inflation as a cover for increasing prices, it should be more aggressive about discussing it.

Philip Lowe wants businesses to start offering shoppers more discounts, saying corporate profits must fall to curb soaring inflation.

The Reserve Bank has urged the government to not use the national credit card to pay for services.