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19 September 2022 • By Maja Garaca Djurdjevic • 1 min read

How high will interest rates go

The RBA wants to see interest rates meet inflation and remain there.  The Reserve Bank (RBA) is targeting interest rates of 2.5 to 3 per cent, the ...

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RBA to consider two options at October meeting

The RBA will lift interest rates by 25 or 50 basis points (bps) at its next meeting, the governor confirmed on Friday. The Reserve Bank (RBA) will ...

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Review could trigger a thorough RBA revamp

The RBA review could lead to a complete revamp of the board and the way it communicates its policy decisions. Treasury has released an issues paper ...

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James Mawhinney’s 20-year ban overturned

The ban against James Mawhinney has been appealed by the Full Federal Court. The Full Federal Court has overturned a 20-year ban against James ...

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‘Pilot’ CEOs more likely to engage in tax avoidance

A firm's level of tax avoidance is significantly influenced by leaders with “thrill-seeking tendencies”, new research has revealed. According to a ...

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ASIC places stop orders on two managed funds

In response to deficiencies in the funds' target market determinations. ASIC has confirmed it has placed interim stop orders on the offer and ...

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ASX, business community caught off guard by public holiday announcement

The Prime Minister has announced a one-off public holiday as the nation remembers the life of Queen Elizabeth II, but businesses – big and small – ...

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Crypto and climate-related financial risks force change in prudential architecture

APRA has outlined its intentions to modernise the prudential architecture.  Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) has embarked on a ...

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Former stockbroking firm head charged with obtaining financial advantage by deception

ASIC has confirmed the charges. A former head of operations at stockbroking firm BBY Limited (BBY) — now in voluntary administration — has been ...

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Are Chalmers and Lowe on the same page?

One is placing wages at the centre of his economic plan, while the other is hinting that wages growth must remain stagnant in order to keep inflation ...

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