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China-Australia trade spat forces wine exports to fall 96 per cent

China-Australia trade spat forces wine exports to fall 96 per cent
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Why you need iron ore in your investment portfolio

Australians can cash in on the China-driven iron ore boom without even having to buy the commodity used to make steel. Iron ore prices on Tuesday surged to a record high of $US193 a metric tonne, data from S&P Global Platts showed. The record was reached before the Australian Bureau of Statistics on Wednesday revealed a record $14billion worth of iron ore was exported in March - up $2.5billion or 21.7 per cent from February thanks to strong demand from China, Australia s biggest trading partner. Investors can cash in on the iron ore boom by buying exchange traded funds linked to the iron ore price, which has more than tripled since April last year with Brazil still yet to recover from the Vale tailings dam collapse two years ago.

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Stocks in Asia make cautions gains, Nikkei 225 adds 62 points

Stocks in Asia make cautions gains, Nikkei 225 adds 62 points
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Why you are ALREADY getting a pay rise without realising it

Underlying inflation in the year to March 30 rose by a record low of 1.1 per cent This was less than the wage price index for 2020, which meant pay rises for all Low inflation also means Reserve Bank of Australia will keep rates at 0.1 per cent Travel costs fell in March quarter as Rex took on Qantas on capital city routes

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CPI rose 0 6% in March 2021 quarter: Australia

Date Time CPI rose 0.6% in March 2021 quarter: Australia The Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 0.6 per cent in the March 2021 quarter, according to the latest data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). Head of Prices Statistics at the ABS, Michelle Marquardt said: “Higher fuel prices, compared with the low prices seen in 2020, accounted for much of the rise in the March quarter CPI.” The most significant rises in the March quarter were automotive fuel (+8.7 per cent), medical and hospital services (+1.5 per cent), and pharmaceutical products (+5.3 per cent) due to the resetting of the Medicare and Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme safety nets. A rise in prices for accessories (+7.3 per cent) reflected high consumer confidence and demand for discretionary items such as jewellery, allowing jewellers to pass through elevated input costs.

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