For weeks markets have had idea that the RBA would cut rates in May. But after this week’s data dump, the picture is a bit hazier.
For weeks markets have had idea that the RBA would cut rates in May. But after this week’s data dump, the picture is a bit hazier.
Gold was once the go-to for conservative investors. Now, it’s making inroads with a much younger crowd: Gen Z. But why?
Robyn Denholm isn’t the loudest voice in Tesla’s orbit, yet the Australian accountant‑turned‑tech‑executive now sits at the controls of the world’s most watched carmaker. She's recently sold another swathe of stock, so how much has she made so far?
Today’s trading update from CBA CEO Matt Comyn answers the question: can the CBA share price go any higher? You betcha.
Trying to play tariff roulette and pick up a bargain before the price roars back into the green? We’ve got a few picks you might be interested in right now.
Banks, markets, analysts - basically anyone with skin in the game - have all warned that a world filled with conflict isn’t one where investors should feel at ease. But after a weekend of news, are we about to give peace a chance?
The RBA meets next week to decide interest rates. Some banks aren’t waiting around as they attempt to grow their mortgage book with fresh fixed rate cuts.
It’s a story of good news, bad news for Macquarie today as it posts earnings at the top of guidance, as ASIC issues a statement over the bank’s “repeated compliance failures”.
The re-election of the Albanese government has led to renewed concern about planned changes to the taxation of investment returns in superannuation funds.
NAB scored an expectations beat on its results on Wednesday morning, but echoes of market warnings came attached.
The conclave is on in Vatican City, but who will emerge as the next Pope? Don't ask a finance expert, they won't tell you the odds! Here's why.
Team Switzer has spoken before about the whopping prices commanded by bank shares in Australia right now. Shares in banks like CommBank and Westpac are seemingly acting as a safe(r) haven for investors while they ride out the Trump tariff storm. But how long will the banks stay safe as houses?
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