RBA Governor promotes interest rate stability

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Reserve Bank Governor Testimony The Reserve Bank Governor has delivered testimony to the House of Representatives Economics Committee. The Governor has delivered his clearest statement yet that the economy is

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Weekly market & economic update – week ending January 24, 2014

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Key events of the past week and implications The wobbly start to the year for share markets continued over the past week. While the news out of Europe and the

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Weekly market & economic update – week ending 27 September

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Key events of the past week and implications The past week was relatively quiet with the approaching deadline to avert a US government shutdown weighing on US shares but Australian shares

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Weekly market & economic update – week ending 6 September

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Key events of the past week and implications While share markets mostly rose over the past week helped by a delay to action regarding Syria and on the back of

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Weekly market & economic update: Week ending August 30

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Key events of the past week and implications Share markets had another volatile week with concerns about a strike on Syria weighing on confidence, and emerging market assets, particularly currencies,

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Investor Signposts: Week Beginning July 21 2013

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Upcoming economic and financial market events Australia July 22: State of the States – CommSec’s quarterly assessment of state/territory economies July 24: Consumer Price Index (June Qtr) – We expect

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Investor Signposts: Week Beginning July 14 2013

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Australia July 15   Lending finance (May) – Covers personal, business, housing and lease loans July 15   New vehicle sales (June) – Sales hit record highs; up 5.5% over the year

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Strongest lift in spending in six years

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Economy-wide spending has posted its strongest three-month period of growth in six years. According to the Commonwealth Bank Business Sales Indicator (BSI), spending rose by 1.0 per cent in May

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