The interest rate cut announcement sparked a flurry of activity among investors, pushing them to review borrowing capacities, ...

Australian consumer prices dipped month-on-month in January, dragged lower by a slowdown in housing costs and a drop in ...

A week after the central bank aggressively pushed back on expectations of further interest rate cuts because they could ...

Wednesday’s monthly Consumer Price Index numbers were a mixed bag for borrowers and savers wondering when the Reserve Bank of ...

Australia has hit a bump on the road to disinflation but there are promising signs housing affordability challenges are ...

Inflation is now firmly within the Reserve Bank's two to three per cent target. But the expiry of Labor's $300 electricity ...

Lingering price pressures saw underlying inflation tick higher in January, with increases in the cost of food and drinks, ...

Annual headline inflation remained steady at 2.5 per cent in January, while underlying inflation edged slightly higher.

Headline inflation remained steady in January, at 2.5 per cent, but underlying inflation picked up slightly. According to the ...

Aussie inflation data fuels RBA rate cut bets, pressuring the Australian dollar. Will US housing data further weigh on AUD/USD? Read more.

Aussie prospective homebuyers could snap up a home loan with an interest rate as low as 5.59 per cent after lenders slashed their rates following last week’s Reserve Bank meeting.

The RBA board trimmed the cash rate last week, but families struggling with cost of living pressures are hoping for more.