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Why the world's markets are in a lather and Australia is following the herd - Vimarsana News

Why the world's markets are in a lather and Australia is following the herd

The confusion roiling global markets won’t end, but Australia’s rental crisis is a more fundamental imbalance of supply and demand. It means the RBA governor’s job won’t get any easier.

Source: afr.com
'Too early to see another hike': ANZ economist predicts RBA will leave rates on hold following Tuesday meeting - Vimarsana News

'Too early to see another hike': ANZ economist predicts RBA will leave rates on hold following Tuesday meeting

A senior economist at the ANZ bank has predicted Australia's central bank will leave the cash rate on hold at 4.1 per cent when the board meets on Tuesday.

Australia's 10 most powerful people in 2023 are Anthony Albanese, Jim Chalmers, Penny Wong, Sally McManus, Michele Bullock, Richard Marles, Adam Bandt, Peter Dutton, Noel Pearson, Jacqui Lambie - Vimarsana News

Australia's 10 most powerful people in 2023 are Anthony Albanese, Jim Chalmers, Penny Wong, Sally McManus, Michele Bullock, Richard Marles, Adam Bandt, Peter Dutton, Noel Pearson, Jacqui Lambie

Government, the ultimate power in this country, is being shaped by very different political forces than those brought to bear at the 2022 election.

Source: afr.com
Online extras from FWW issue #306 - FineWoodworking - Vimarsana News

Online extras from FWW issue #306 - FineWoodworking

Check out these online extras from Issue No. 306 of Fine Woodworking magazine for December 2023. There are plenty of videos and woodworking news.

Interest rates: tax cuts will keep RBA on interest rate sidelines for longer - Vimarsana News

Interest rates: tax cuts will keep RBA on interest rate sidelines for longer

The budget will soon add the equivalent of around three interest rate cuts into the pockets of punters, bringing relief for taxpayers before borrowers.

Source: afr.com