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Assets by another 120 billion. Boj says it will discuss raising its inflation target next month. Tech stocks fall in europe after ericsson unveils a swedish crown writout related to its loss chip venture. Reports say the intercontinental call is in talks to buy euro next. And vows to continue the current governments battle against japanese territorial claims. Japans central bank has decided to extend its Asset Purchase Program to 120 billion. It will review the banks stance on price stability ne...

Hello. Youre watching todays Worldwide Exchange. Im ross westgate. And im kelly evans. These are your headlines from around the world. The yen resumes its smooth low after it escapes the g20. Shinzo abe admits the bond buying and bank of japans chax are all options. Thats right. And slowing sales in russia lead to a worse than expected Fourth Quarter in russia. Natixis shares up near 20 . Unveiling a simpler structure on a special dividend. And the final week of campaigni campaigning in italy wi...

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Do we need a company tax cut to stimulate manufacturing investment? No, Ed Husic, not when data companies are driving excellent productivity.

As Jim Chalmers' budget made no claims about Donald Trump and Russian puppetmasters, there was no opportunity for the ABC's Sarah Ferguson to take viewers on a globe-girdling flight of fancy. Instead, and to her considerable credit, she gave the Treasurer and his fiscal fantasies a thorough thrashing. Well done, Ms Ferguson

Latest news on Jim Chalmers, providing comprehensive coverage of the Australian Treasurers economic policies, budget announcements, political career, and more

Ahead of the budget, Mark Molesworth of BDO says tax reform requires more than just the tinkering of tax breaks, thresholds and rates.

The emergence of Gary “Blocker” Bullock as Labor’s most influential unionist is a story of the rise of the left and the decline of the once-mighty AWU.

For years weve been treating foreign investment as more and more about national security. Now the government has gone even further.

The former Australian PM has revealed his experience with acute anxiety while serving as the nation's leader, saying it is a conversation that should be normalised in politics.