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Consumer spending could hold up for longer than commonly thought if households change their saving behaviour.

A central bank will prioritise financial stability over dealing with high inflation if the instability evolves into a financial crisis.

Its policy rate is well below the Fed’s. That can’t last: the RBA can’t indefinitely fight and must ultimately follow the Fed.

The RBA could've paused, but it didn't. And this will be the consequence.

Recent comments by the RBA combined with softer economic data likely signal that we are in the final stages of the RBA’s hiking cycle

Recent calls for an overhaul of the RBA need to be considered carefully as maintaining the RBA’s independence is critical.

A better environment lies ahead for investors in the next 18 months or more, explain Schroders' Simon Doyle and Mihkel Kase.

We're less convinced of a soft landing for global markets but expect this year will be better than the last, with some big bright spots.

A keen eye on the inflationary threat, rather than its own communication errors, is what the RBA (and the economy) needs right now, says Stephen Miller

The Reserve Bank of Australia’s shock decision to start slowing the pace of interest rate rises this week has spurred yet more speculation on the implications for...