interest rates

Core inflation slowed in August, reducing the odds of an expected RBA rate rise in November.

The RBA resumed raising interest rates, retaining a tightening bias that was watered down in the press conference.

The RBA keeps nibbling at inflation with 25-basis-point hikes. It’s time Bullock considered the bitter medicine Australia needs.

I look at why the pressure on Australian investors and households is building – and why the RBA may be forced to hike again.

UBS now thinks the RBA will hike two more times, taking the cash rate to 4.85% – though it concedes the tally could just as easily be three.

Records are falling across markets on an almost daily basis. The problem for investors is they're almost all negative.

The BoE should keep rates steady, but some policymakers will likely vote again to raise rates given high inflation and inflation risks.

The August headline CPI reading was in line with expectations, and kept the annual figure steady at 3.4%. The larger surprise, however, was the hotter-than-expected...

The latest CPI has given the Fed a green light to raise rates and more rate rises are still likely.

The ECB could raise rates to 3% or more given upside risks to persistent above-target inflation and a higher neutral policy rate.