At the shock post-meeting press conference, RBA governor Michele Bullock made it clear the board was awaiting confirmation ...

Cash-strapped mortgage holders have received welcome news, with Wednesday’s inflation rate opening the door for further rate ...

Australian property prices have climbed again to another record high over the past month as buyers capitalising on interest ...

After shocking economists and holding rates steady at last month’s monetary policy meeting, the Reserve Bank of Australia ...

The jump in the jobless rate appears to have all but locked in a rate cut in August, after the RBA shocked the market by ...

“The pre- RBA rate cutting has started a couple of weeks early with seven lenders slicing fixed rates last week,” said ...

The Australian share market is likely to fall slightly in morning trade, while the ABS will release its latest quarterly ...

Tyro Payments chief executive Jon Davey insists the RBA’s changes to outlaw pesky surcharges on debit and credit card payments won’t affect its business.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has addressed the press following a shock decision by the Reserve Bank to keep the cash rate on hold at 3.85 per cent in July, despite market expectations of a rate cut. “It is ...

A fresh consultation paper released by the RBA proposes the removal of surcharge fees for tapping a card on eftpos, MasterCard, and Visa payments. While this is a step further than the government’s ...

Most card surcharges will be banned under a payments shake-up proposed by the Reserve Bank, but the small business sector has warned they will still be left to pick up the bill.

She reiterated what the RBA had clearly stated in the minutes of its last meeting: that the RBA will proceed very cautiously in this cycle of rate cuts. A cut in August is therefore not a foregone ...