He urged Aussies to call their banks and 'whine' Comes after RBA cut the cash rate to 4.1 per cent READ MORE: Reserve Bank ...

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) governor, Michele Bullock, has confirmed that while inflation is easing, Australians should not expect prices to return to previous levels. The Nightly reports that ...

The central bank’s bizarre behaviour last week is a sign that it has lost its bearings and isn’t sure what’s happening in the ...

Know one knows where interest rates are headed so Barefoot Investor’s advice is call your bank and whine until you get a better mortgage deal. Let’s talk about interest rates.

The RBA can't say so but it is entirely possible many mortgage borrowers won't have to hand over hundreds of dollars to their ...

They are the five words Australians battling to get by didn’t want to hear, but the Reserve Bank governor has made it clear ...

Crises are wrenching, and instructive — but not the only thing going on. Three central banks in Asia displayed some much-needed calm.

Australia's chief central banker is predicting very few people will still be using cash within a decade - as the nation's ...

The RBA was too slow to lift rates, and it didn't want to make the same mistake when cutting them, the central bank's ...

Reserve Bank Governor Michele Bullock has scotched suggestions that this week’s interest rate cut was a “lay-down misere” as a result of Government pressure.

The Reserve Bank governor said one of the reasons the board cut the cash rate this week was because it did not want to be too ...

Michele Bullock says the Victorian economy is not performing as well as others; Peter Dutton backs $2.4 billion Whyalla rescue package but not “Whitlamesque” equity proposal. How the day unfolded.