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House prices ‘face biggest hit in 40 years’

Australian housing prices could fall up to 15 per cent by the end of next year, predict Morgan Stanley analysts, after the […]

SpaceX is $2trn of hype and risk. You’re exposed, like it or not

Everything about the SpaceX float is bigger than Texas. There are the sheer numbers, which were released by the cadre of bankers […]

Surging rents add to supply concerns amid tax changes

Rents are accelerating at their fastest pace in 2½ years and are likely to rise further, amid concerns the federal budget will […]

Dubai calling? Property investors may be tempted by UAE, New Zealand

Australians may be more willing to consider parking their money in more investor-friendly real estate markets such as the United Arab Emirates […]

AI comes for the software giants, and Australia is no safe haven

Daniel Petre has invested millions of dollars in software companies over the years. Now, with markets worried that rapid advances in artificial […]

Tech sell-off isn’t stopping. Thank goodness for this quiet miracle

Like the audience at a three-ring circus, investors don’t quite know where to look. On Tuesday night, software stocks got clobbered because artificial […]

Madoff’s lessons on conflicts of interest

When searching for a wise and timeless quote to illustrate one of the two great lessons from the $490 million collapse of […]

Self-managed super investors should pay a fee for bailout insurance

Yet again in the chequered history of investment scheme failures, self-managed superannuation funds are at the epicentre, this time in the $1 […]

The right way to give your kids money (and 2 very wrong ways)

It’s the question that 80 per cent of financial adviser Scott Quinlan’s older clients ask him at their first meeting. And if […]

I’ve never bought shares. How do I start investing?

nvesting for the first time feels a bit like going bouldering. It looks fun, but the fear of falling on your face […]

What it takes to be in Australia’s top 1 per cent

If you earn a total income of $375,378 a year or higher, congratulations; you are in Australia’s top 1 per cent of […]

So long, London – Russians buy digs at home

THREE years into the war with Ukraine, Russia’s wealthiest are increasingly bringing their money home, fuelling an unlikely rebound in high-end Moscow […]

AI investor ‘bubble’ echoes dotcom bust: Ray Dalio

New York | Investor exuberance over artificial intelligence has fuelled a “bubble” in US stocks that resembles the build-up to the dotcom bust […]

Financial Planning Message – December 2024

Following two remarkable years of global equity returns, it is understandable to approach 2025 with degree of trepidation. As the curtain draws […]

How far will Sydney and Melbourne house prices fall in 2025?

Sydney and Melbourne housing prices could fall by 5 per cent in 2025, driven lower by a glut of listings, unaffordable prices […]

Warren Buffetts’ s 11 tips for investing and life

1. “If you’re smart, you don’t need a lot of money. And if you’re dumb, no amount of money is going to […]

House prices fall in 40pc of Sydney Suburbs

House prices are now falling across two out of every five Sydney suburbs, a five-fold increase from a year ago, and the […]

Why Melbourne’s housing market is primed to outperform all capitals

Melbourne’s housing market could outperform Sydney and other capital cities once it emerges from its current downturn, boosted by a marked improvement […]

Are you really ready to retire?

People who have enjoyed highly rewarding and fulfilling careers often struggle with when to retire. They might feel they have enough money […]

RBA asks treasurer for dividend freeze as its losses soar to $51b

The Reserve Bank of Australia is $20 billion in the red after posting its fourth consecutive yearly loss, and asked Treasurer Jim […]

‘Worse before it gets better’: housing targets in doubt

Labor and the Coalition are both on track to miss ambitious targets to address Australia’s housing crisis, as skills shortages and sluggish planning approvals […]

Broke, cold, no capital growth: Tim Gurner’s verdict on Melbourne

Developer Tim Gurner says the Victorian government’s stamp duty cuts are a strong start to get the property market moving again, but […]

The value of the housing market hits a record $11 trillion

The total worth of Australia’s housing market surged to a record $11 trillion in September as more homes were built and prices […]

America shares Australia’s housing pain

News feature Affordability, supply, interest rates and high immigration create a scenario in the US that is all too familiar, writes Matthew […]

Secret money trail of the tax commissioner

AFR investigation Chris Jordan’s ATO legacy risks being overshadowed by two controversies from his time at KPMG, writes Neil Chenoweth. It was […]

PM’s $32b can’t fix housing without the private sector

The Albanese government will go to the next election with a worthy $32 billion worth of housing programs – and next to […]

The treasurer is telling a big fib

Treasurer Jim Chalmers stood in front of 600 guests at his post-budget speech in Parliament House yesterday and repeated a big budget […]

HOW TO BUY OVER THE BORDER

Property Investors from Sydney and Melbourne are increasingly looking further afield in the hunt for value. But how do you go about […]

Failing to achieve goals? Try this out

Lifestyle Focus on identifying cues that will trigger the desired action, writes Amantha Imber. Can you recall the last time you set […]

Nobel winner’s tips for investors

Behavioural economics Daniel Kahneman transformed our thinking, writes Tim Mackay. Despite winning a Nobel Prize in economics, Daniel Kahneman was an unlikely economist. For […]

RBA won’t cut interest rates until 2025

Australia is expected to be almost the last major advanced economy to deliver an interest rate cut, after hot US inflation caused […]

Land changes by state since 2013

Financial risk warning as more home owners struggle

Home loan hardship applications jumped ‘‘materially’’ in the past year, and the risk posed to the economy by stretched borrowers ‘‘warranted ongoing […]

NSW tops states with the highest rent increases

Surging rents fuelled by housing supply shortages have pushed rental affordability to its worst level in 17 years and will keep pressure […]

Why Australia needs an institute for applied ethics

Capitalism depends on government to provide a trusted framework of rules around it. But when politics turns into reality TV, we must […]

No quick fix for housing problems

If it wasn’t already very clear, yesterday’s big miss on building approvals is more evidence that the thorny problem of increased supply […]

Avenue prevails after APRA raised banking bar

Avenue Bank has been awarded an unrestricted banking licence by the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority and will become the country’s first niche […]

Tax rise ‘last nail in the coffin’: agent

Property manager Carmen Littley says she has lost 52 investor clients since the Victorian government targeted landowners with extra levies in its […]

Record number of borrowers at risk of mortgage stress, report says

Borrowers in Western Australia are 20 per cent more likely to fall behind on their mortgages, according to S&P Global Ratings, which […]

Scandal-ridden finale for ATO boss Jordan

Taxing times PwC scandals and GST frauds are casting a long shadow, but the commissioner points to his successes, writes Jennifer Hewett. Chris Jordan […]

Suburbs where house prices fell $200k in three months

House prices in some of the country’s most desirable suburbs have slumped by as much as $207,000 in just three months, dragged […]

HOW TO NOT OUTLIVE YOUR SUPER

Retirement Work out which of these five retiree types you are to guide your spending after you stop working, says Joanna Mather. […]

Investors warn on ‘unmoored’ global debt load

London | Investors are warning governments around the world over ‘‘unmoored’’ levels of public debt, saying excessive pre-election borrowing promises risk sparking a bond […]

This is why Asian students choose our universities

International students The sector has rebounded to pre-2020 levels, with flexibility of course content key to attracting visitors, writes Michael Smith in Tokyo. Janine […]

How your SMSF stacks up, in eight charts

Take control DIY super funds can build wealth for a luxury retirement. Here is who has them, and what they invest in. […]

Inflation rate highest of advanced economies

Australia’s headline inflation rate is the highest among the world’s largest advanced economies, prompting economists to warn the Reserve Bank may need to deliver […]

Reached midlife? Rewrite rules of life’s journey

A growing number of us will live to 100, but there is no rule book for the second half of the journey. […]

Population growth to drive housing demand

Housing demand is set to soar across the country’s four most-populous states over the next two decades fuelled by a predicted 7.4 […]

Tribunal rejects bank statements as basis for deductions

A businessman’s attempt to claim $48,000 in tax deductions for expenses including airfares, meals and overseas accommodation by relying on bank and […]

Tax change could stifle business travel, tourism

Moves that could classify tourists and business travellers who spend more than 45 days in Australia as tax residents risk stifling economic […]

The myth of the mortgage ‘cliff’

Monetary policy Much-hyped concerns that people rolling off cheap fixed-rate home loans could be caught up in a wave of defaults and […]

Mortgage pain set to get worse: RBA

The already-record share of income households spend on mortgage repayments will increase even further, the Reserve Bank has warned, causing borrowers to dip into […]

THE PRICE OF RETIREMENT

Golden years Whether it’s overseas holidays with the family, or a more modest life closer to home, there are retirement plans to […]

House price rally not seen as sustainable

The recovery in property prices, led by surging population growth and a severe housing shortage, could prove short-lived if unemployment rises and […]

Poorer times loom without reform: RBA

A further slowdown in global trade, the cost of the transition to net zero emissions and waning business dynamism could drive down […]

Number of recent buyers in loss-making sales triples

The proportion of pandemic-era home buyers bailing out within two years and selling for a loss more than tripled to 9.7 per […]

Tax, loan interest to take bigger bite of income

Australians will devote almost one in every four dollars of their earnings to paying income tax and loan interest by the middle […]

Rate pain won’t hit households until 2024

Australian households are yet to feel the full impact from the Reserve Bank’s tightening cycle on mortgage repayments, with economists tipping the […]

How AI can help make us more productive

While artificial intelligence (AI) is a constantly evolving technology, it is not new. It has been a focus at Amazon for over […]

Katoomba leads worst suburbs for arrears

Mortgage arrears are climbing as borrowers run down their savings and collide with a tighter refinancing market that has escalated financial stress, […]

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Fire sales unlikely despite greater risk of defaults

The rising risk of mortgage defaults across the country’s biggest housing markets is unlikely to trigger large-scale distressed sales as low unemployment, […]

RBA change is coming, like it or not

More people, more input, more cooks in the kitchen. That’s ultimately the price the Reserve Bank of Australia will pay for a […]

How wealthy are you compared with others?

Income and assets Who counts as rich? ABS data holds the answer. At what point does someone earn so much money, they […]

MORTGAGE CLIFF LOOMS LARGE, BUT HOW STEEP COULD IT BE?

Home loans Fixed-rate borrowers have been insulated from 10 straight RBA interest rate increases. But with credit worth $350 billion close to […]

Rental shortfall forces property investors to sell

Residential property More than one in four landlords are considering selling their investment properties and quitting the rental market, writes Duncan Hughes. […]

Apartment rents up $11,000 in a year

Apartment rents have surged over the past year, delivering income windfalls of up to $11,000 for investors across suburbs gaining the most. […]

The key to unlocking your mortgage prison

Fixed rate loans If you’re at risk of negative equity or being turned down when your mortgage term ends, it may be […]

Tug of war between heart and finances

Downsizing Clinging on to the family home even though your finances are tight? This is what you should consider, writes Michael Hutton. […]

Banks look to adopt ChatGPT as an aid for customers: Microsoft

Customers calling up their bank may soon have inquiries answered with the help of ChatGPT. Lenders in Australia and the US are […]

Investors pare back RBA rate path on slowdown

Underwhelming gross domestic product and inflation figures prompted financial markets to temper their expectations of interest rate rises by the Reserve Bank […]

Off-the-plan sales falling through

Back-to-back interest rate rises have started to hit off-the-plan buyers, with some already moving to offload their unsettled property, according to industry […]

Sydney now the priciest Asian city for office fitouts

Sydney has overtaken Tokyo to be the most expensive city in the Asia-Pacific in which to fit out an office. Shortages of […]

The worst of mortgage pain is yet to come

On the face of it, there’s nothing in higher-than-expected inflation data that should halt the rally that has helped the ASX 200 […]

How wealthy are you compared with others?

Income and assets Who counts as rich? ABS data holds the answer. At what point does someone earn so much money, they […]

THE 30-MINUTE CHAT THAT COULD SAVE YOU $30,000

Refinancing Lucy Dean outlines exactly what you need to do to get a better mortgage rate. Australian borrowers are refinancing at record […]

Housing slump from US to China adds risks to global economy

Shaky property markets across much of the world pose another risk to the global economy as higher interest rates erode household finances […]

APRA ready if home loans choked

Australian Prudential Regulation Authority chairman John Lonsdale says he is open to changing bank rules on home loans if the economy deteriorates […]

Housing slump from China to US poses a growth risk

Shaky property markets across much of the world pose another risk to the global economy as higher interest rates erode household finances […]

Financial Planning Message – December 2022

As 2022 draws to a close we are reminded of the recent period of intense volatility in capital markets and the reality […]

Worst is yet to come for housing market

Property Talk about prices hitting bottom may be optimistic. Predictions that the housing market will soon bottom out are premature because the […]

Top central banker’s ‘sobering’ rates warning

Members of embattled super fund EISS could be forced to pay penalties levied against its board of directors, after the industry fund’s […]

Falling house prices a huge danger to JB Hi-Fi

JB Hi-Fi ultimately proved to be one of the COVID-19 winners even though its share price was trashed at the start of […]

Taxing homes would fill gap: OECD

Australia’s public purse missed out on $64 billion last year in tax revenue foregone due to the capital gains tax exemption on […]

China is stumbling into its own destabilising mortgage disaster

The Chinese authorities’ drift on managing bad debts feels eerily like the impending subprime crisis in 2008. It is spreading like wildfire. […]

Bond purchasing has cost the RBA $37b: Westpac

Westpac chief economist Bill Evans estimated the Reserve Bank’s balance sheet has suffered $37 billion in losses from its bond purchasing, but the toll would […]

Financial advisers question Hostplus returns

Critics question why Hostplus was crowned Australia’s best balanced superannuation fund over one and 10 years, saying the rankings rely on unpublished […]

New research shows you don’t need $1m in super to retire

New analysis challenges the widely touted view that couples need $1 million in super to enjoy a comfortable retirement lifestyle, with Choice […]

Small business pays the cost of rising wages

Average pay rates among small businesses have grown by more than 4 per cent this year off the back of the tightest labour market in […]

Home prices on track for 20pc fall as rate rises bite

Thanks to the Reserve Bank of Australia’s extraordinary decision to hammer unsuspecting households with 125 basis points of mortgage rate increases in […]

Distressed home listings jump

The number of distressed residential listings jumped by more than 10 per cent across NSW in June over the previous month, as […]

Home sellers slash prices in sudden halt to boom

The turn in the US housing market has been sharp and swift. Just ask Karlyn and Jack Stenhjem, would-be downsizers who dropped […]

Sydney eyes 10pc fall in prices

Sydney house prices have dropped by 1 per cent through May in the largest monthly decline since January 2019. The result was […]

Negative equity risk rises as house prices fall in 307 Sydney suburbs

Home owners who bought in Sydney or Melbourne in the past few months are facing a heightened risk of falling into negative equity, especially […]

Five key drivers behind the great Aussie house price correction

The great house price correction has begun: the all-regions (metro plus non-metro) national dwelling value index published by CoreLogic declined by 0.1 […]

What to do when your fixed rate ends?

Mortgages These five options show how you can save $35,000 over two years by making the right choice. Duncan Hughes reports. Carla Allen is […]

Former RBA economist slams bank’s pandemic response

The Reserve Bank damaged its credibility by miscalculating the inflationary effects of the pandemic, acting too slowly to tame rising prices and […]

Soaring construction sector costs hit home

Property Supply chain shortages are creating headaches for builders. Building a home became a lot pricier for one Metricon customer when the […]

Old listings surge in sluggish times

Old listings rose sharply in Sydney and Melbourne last month as vendors struggled to find a buyer within a reasonable timeframe amid […]

Regional house prices still growing strongly

The housing boom is far from over in the regions, with prices in some areas expected to rise by another 20 per […]

Rate rise won’t dent blue chip confidence

At almost exactly the same time the Reserve Bank was pressing the button on its first interest rate rise in 11 years yesterday, Seven Group […]

Highly leveraged areas likely to fall faster

House prices in areas where a large portion of households took low-deposit mortgages could be at risk of faster and bigger declines […]

House rents jump 20pc despite a rise in vacancies

The squeeze on rental accommodation around the country eased slightly in April, with vacancy rates rising 0.1 percentage points to 1.1 per […]

These lenders will save you money

Refinancing Home owners looking for a better rate should not overlook smaller outfits they’ve never heard of, writes Lucy Dean. Borrowers looking […]

Rising rents drive home buying

Rapidly rising rents could push some aspiring homeowners to pull the trigger on buying a home, despite higher mortgage rates and inflated […]

Ease the rate-rise squeeze

Home loans Whether you’re an owner-occupier or investor (even via your DIY super fund), you can use these strategies to help handle […]

Sellers rattled as rate rise sparks house sales dive

Auction clearance rates fell sharply across most capital cities as the first interest rate rise in more than 11 years unnerved buyers […]

WHY INTEREST RATES WILL KEEP RISING

Stormy waters Everyone, from the Reserve Bank to economic commentators, has reached a consensus that Australia is in for a sustained period […]

Low demand to eat into house prices

Lower demand for housing as a result of higher interest rates and tighter lending is more likely to trigger faster and deeper […]

Rate rises threaten property funds’ stellar results

Tipping point The double-digit growth in unlisted real estate funds thanks to cheap money could be coming to an end, particularly for […]

Fears of emerging markets debt crisis

Emerging market funds are being hit with increased withdrawals as investors worry that soaring food and oil prices will fuel social and […]

Premium suburbs lead price growth

House prices in some suburbs on Sydney’s northern beaches and the Gold Coast have doubled every three to four years in the […]

Investors return as rents soar up to 20pc

Rebound Vacancies below 1 per cent and strong demand is driving renewed interest, writes Duncan Hughes. Residential rents rising as fast as […]

Go to the core to handle increased market volatility

The first quarter of 2022 has challenged investors with plenty of market volatility, and it would be foolish to expect the rest […]

Tax Office teams delve into dealings of the super rich

Audits Experts believe asset stripping, offshore wealth transfers and governance are top of the hit lists for investigators, writes Duncan Hughes. About […]

Tax Office property win puts foreign investors on notice

Foreign investors who fail to report their investments in Australian assets have been put on notice by the Australian Taxation Office and […]

The rental crisis is just beginning

‘‘There’s a perception that rents are high now,’’ one of the country’s most highly regarded bankers tells me. ‘‘But rents are going […]

Median house prices fall in 40pc of Sydney suburbs

Dwelling values have dropped in nearly two in five Sydney suburbs during the first three months of the year, while almost half […]

Americans tap their homes to boost wealth

Investing As US prices rise, home equity helps boost owner portfolios. The US housing boom is creating a new class of real […]

Investors return as rents soar up to 20pc

Rebound Vacancies below 1 per cent and strong demand is driving renewed interest, writes Duncan Hughes. Residential rents rising as fast as […]

Premium suburbs lead price growth

House prices in some suburbs on Sydney’s northern beaches and the Gold Coast have doubled every three to four years in the […]

What It Means For Your Money

There are numerous opportunities for astute investors and consumers to take advantage of. Aleks Vickovich and our expert writers break it down. […]

CBD apartments rents set to surge even higher

Surging demand and dwindling rental supply have fuelled a jump of more than 22 per cent in median rents in some inner-city […]

Earlier, bigger rise in rates could see sharper price falls

An earlier and potentially bigger interest rate rise could trigger a sharper initial fall in house prices if higher mortgage repayments and […]

Deposit scheme ‘will make buying harder’

The proposed extension of the Home Guarantee Scheme to regional areas could worsen housing affordability and fuel higher construction costs as the […]

SMSF scammers pounce during COVID-19

Fraudsters are setting up 250 fake self-managed superannuation funds each year, a number that is rising quickly, in order to steal the […]

Winners

Road and rail users $18 billion for new road and rail projects. Defence industries $15 billion for an east coast submarine base, […]

Stellar run ends for low market as rates rise

The lower end of the housing market has vastly outperformed the top and middle segments over the past 30 years, as suburbs […]

Home market to ‘languish’ until election

Not even a pick-up in Melbourne auction activity and successful sales could prevent a decline in the national residential property market this week as the preliminary […]

Some suburbs past their peak as war, rates hit home

House prices in some inner and middle ring suburbs across capital cities are likely to have peaked as early as September last […]

House values unlikely to double in next decade

People who bought houses in the middle of the pandemic are more likely to double their money over the next 10 years, […]

How COVID-19 changed the market

The COVID-19 housing boom may have peaked in most parts of Australia but analyst CoreLogic has identified six ‘‘remarkable’’ shifts caused by […]

Nearly a year more to save a deposit

The time it takes for a couple to save a 20 per cent deposit to buy an entry-level house has blown out […]

How hard do we hit Russia?

The West has yet to use its full arsenal of measures against the Russian economy. What is the most effective thing it […]

Sydney’s inner suburbs post sharp price falls

House prices in some of Sydney’s inner suburbs have slumped by more than $190,000 in the past three months to February as the market slowdown […]

House prices set to fall as vendors rush to sell

A surge in listings across some of Melbourne’s inner suburbs could trigger faster-than-expected house price falls, as buyer demand eases amid higher mortgage rates, rising uncertainty […]

Women buy more homes as real estate gap narrows

The number of women who bought a home last year rose to nearly match male buyers, despite the persistent gender pay gap […]

Western Sydney set for industrial land price rush

Western Sydney industrial land values are tipped to rise by up to 25 per cent this year after growing around 50 per cent in […]

Housing prices set to fall up to 11pc, NAB says

House prices will end the year ‘‘roughly flat’’ before dropping 11 per cent or more in the biggest markets of Sydney and […]

Owner-occupier home loans grow again in December, but not for ANZ

    AFR Article_ 09.02.2022 Australia and New Zealand Banking Group’s mortgage market woes got worse in December, despite assurances late last year that the […]

Housing market shows ‘fragility’

AFR Article_ 09.02.2022 House prices bounced 1.1 per cent in January, boosted by small gains in Sydney and Melbourne, but the longer-term […]

Top property picks for 2022

AFR Article 19 December 2021. Housing market With many suburbs already hitting record highs, investors need to conduct thorough research to avoid […]

Why house prices will rise before falling 20pc

AFR Article: 6-7 November 2021 page 26 When you write about bricks and mortar, it inevitably attracts a lot of hyperbolic attention: […]

Worried about mortgage stress? You’re not alone

AFR Article 25 September 2021 page 30 Safety margin Understand how much of your income should be going towards your home loan […]

IMF warns of rocketing house prices

AFR Article 25 September 2021 page 3 The International Monetary Fund has called on Australia to address the rising financial stability risks […]

RBA warns on household debt risk to stability

AFR Article 23 September 2021 page 3 The Reserve Bank of Australia has warned it may be necessary to clamp down on […]

APRA likely to intervene in housing: Westpac

AFR Thursday 29 July 2021 page 4 House prices will increase 18 per cent across the country in 2021, according to Westpac, […]

Banks’ future prospects worry investors

Banks, it seems, are finding it increasingly difficult to live up to lofty investor expectations. After dazzling investors with their ability to […]

Get ready for negative rates: APRA to banks

AFR Article 13 July 2021. Page 16 The prudential regulator wants banks to be prepared for zero and negative interest rates, and […]

Pressure to cool housing market intensifies: ANZ

AFR Article 9 July 2021. Page 10 The pressure to cool the booming housing market has intensified as the growth in lending to buy […]

Developers and buyers ‘should be quaking’

AFR Article 3-4 July 2021 Page 28 Economic forecast A key government report warns that the biggest drivers of residential real estate […]

AUSTRALIA’S GREAT DEBT GAMBLE

AFR Review 3-4 July 2021. Page13 Intergenerational report Policymakers are betting on low rates and solid growth, writes Ronald Mizen. Tony Abbott […]

Office crush: density no love story for landlords

AFR Article: Tuesday 22 June 2021. Page 30 Office workers in Australia’s two largest cities are not the most cramped in the world, […]

Housing now worth four times GDP

AFR Article: Wednesday 16 June 2021. Page 13 The average price of a residential property in NSW surpassed $1 million for the […]

Investors pay Australia to hold their money

AFR Article: Friday 11 June 2021. Page 8 The federal government has paid a negative interest rate on $1 billion borrowed from […]

Hot UK housing market creates economic risk

AFR Article: Wednesday 9 June 2021. Page 40 London | The UK property market is heating up rapidly, and a mix of […]

Mortgage and rental stress worsen in May

AFR Article: Wednesday 9 June 2021. Page 40. The proportion of households struggling with their mortgage has climbed by more than 3 […]

Negative gearing tumbles on lower interest rates

AFR Article Wednesday 9 June 2021 page 4 John Kehoe The proportion of landlords negatively gearing rental properties has fallen below 60 […]

Rental risk as Victoria investors sell

Australian Financial Review Thursday 3 June 2021 Victoria’s recent stamp duty hikes, higher land taxes and newly legislated minimum standards in market […]

House prices surge as listings slip

Australian Financial Review Wednesday 2 June 2021 Housing values have surged to record highs across all capitals except Perth and Darwin, with […]

Future Fund warns of rising inflation

Australian Financial Review Thursday 27 May 2021 John Kehoe Economics editor A potential significant increase in inflation is a risk for financial […]

FORTUNE TELLER OF THE ECONOMY

Australian Financial Review Tuesday 25 May 2021 ‘Projected rise in bond rate to 3 3/4 per cent on eve of loan council,’’ […]