As Donald Trump's tariffs continue to roil financial markets, economists say the risk for Australia is if the economy of China, the nation's largest trading partner, is damaged by the trade war.

The Federal Reserve won't lower interest rates at its policy meeting next week, but could deliver the first of a set of rapid-fire reductions in borrowing costs in June if rising fears of an ...

When President Donald Trump last week announced sweeping tariffs on US imports it sent shock waves through global ...

Australian home borrowers are now expected to get the most generous relief from the Reserve Bank since 2012 - including a ...

Homeowners in Victoria and the state capital of Melbourne recorded the “most significant” increase in loan arrears among ...

Australia's central bank warned on Thursday that U.S. trade policies could pose significant headwinds for the global economy, ...

Australia's central bank on Tuesday left its cash rate steady as widely expected but took a small step towards further easing ...

The move was also in line with expectations from economists, and comes as Australia’s government is in caretaker mode.

Australian real estate residential property prices are exiting a phase of lower prices and look to be accelerating back upwards as the central bank lowers interest rates and as we head into the ...

An interest-rate cut is necessary.” Commonwealth Bank head of economics Gareth Aird said Thursday’s jobs figures “completely blindsided forecasters”, with Australia’s employment growth ...

Australia's low unemployment rate is unlikely to influence the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) next monetary policy decision on interest rates – at least not for now, said Madeline Dunk (pictured), ...