The Latest Breaking News from Reserve Bank

Wednesday’s mid-year budget update will downgrade company tax receipts  by $8.5 billion over the four years to 2027-28, and show “slippage’ in the bottom line in some years of the forward estimates, Treasurer Jim Chalmers says.

Growth has slowed but employment is up – could the new year bring mortgage repayment relief?

The economic picture that emerged this week reflects the pressures many Australians are facing – and the crux of the next election

As she reads the economic commentators, Reserve Bank Governor Michele Bullock might, in moments of doubt, wonder whether she’s making a similar misjudgement to her predecessor Philip Lowe.

Climate change poses economic and social risks which can affect the workings of the financial system – the complex interaction of financial institutions and markets. Central banks, as the custodians of stable financial systems and stable prices (low, stable and predictable inflation), have a responsibility to ensure that financial systems…

On Thursday night, after a whirlwind day in Canberra, the Senate finally passed the federal government’s long-delayed amendments to the Reserve Bank Act.

Long-stalled Reserve Bank reforms have finally got the go-ahead, allowing the formation of separate monetary policy and governance boards.

Albanese government reliant on Coalition to pass three controversial migration bills and the under 16 social media ban

Public appearances by Reserve Bank officials will be scoured for clues to where interest rates might be heading next and how they view the economy.

It is quite infuriating now, as we look back with total hindsight at the Reserve Bank’s concerns

Unemployment in New Zealand continues to steadily climb towards an expected peak of about 5.5 per cent in mid-2025.