More people are fighting to fill fewer vacant positions in a further sign the job market is slowing thanks to higher interest rates.
Economists say the job market is cracking under the pressure of the Reserve Bank’s aggressive interest rate hikes.
The government alone cannot solve the imbalance in supply and demand in the housing market.
The evidence is smacking observers in the face. The job market is responding to the Reserve Bank’s 4.25 percentage points worth of rate rises.
At last there’s some good news on US inflation that raises hopes of interest rate cuts. But the excitement might be premature.
The government is attempting to tiptoe a tricky path out of strife. Here are seven charts that break everything down.
Labor has unveiled its economic plan for the next four years and beyond. Here is a quick rundown of the essentials.
Economists have warned that Labor’s budget spending could put pressure on the Reserve Bank to keep interest rates higher for longer.
Petrol has hit new highs in Sydney and Melbourne recently and the NRMA says oil prices aren’t to blame.
With rate cuts now not likely until next year,anyone who hasn’t already optimised their interest really ought to.
One in eight home sellers in the hardest-hit pocket of Sydney are motivated to get a deal done urgently as interest rates stay high.