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Jim Chalmers' third budget defined by diabolical 'no landing' scenario - Vimarsana News

Jim Chalmers' third budget defined by diabolical 'no landing' scenario

Just a few months ago, the Australian economy was shaping up perfectly for the Labor government and its treasurer. Then came this week’s inflation data.

Source: afr.com
RBA interest rates: Westpac predicts inflation will fall faster than the central banks expects - Vimarsana News

RBA interest rates: Westpac predicts inflation will fall faster than the central banks expects

After the RBA’s first board meeting for 2024, Westpac revised lower its forecasts for the year, tipping inflation at the top of the central bank’s 2 per cent to 3 per cent target range by October.

Source: afr.com
Inflation burden set to linger as Reserve Bank mortgage relief hope flicker to life - Vimarsana News

Inflation burden set to linger as Reserve Bank mortgage relief hope flicker to life

Labor has reset the economic debate with its blockbuster tax cuts, but will the relief last long enough that voters forget Albanese’s broken promise?

Source: afr.com
RBA: Economists call at least one rate rise, push back first rate cut date - Vimarsana News

RBA: Economists call at least one rate rise, push back first rate cut date

Thirty-three out of 35 economists polled expect an uptick and nine predict the official cash rate will peak at 4.6 per cent.

Source: afr.com
Interest rates: A hawkish RBA tone stoked worries about a sharp economic downturn - Vimarsana News

Interest rates: A hawkish RBA tone stoked worries about a sharp economic downturn

Bond markets indicate a looming slowdown after the RBA lifted the cash rate and indicated more in the future.

Source: afr.com