As widely expected, despite cutting cash rates to 1.25 per cent in June, and then again to 1.00 per cent in July, today the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) today announced its third rate cut for the year, slashing an already historically low interest rate to 0.75 per cent…
Investment returns slowing...
Interest rates on hold...
Alert: US Fed Reserve drops rates
Interest Rates: Back-to-back cuts
Don't fight the Fed, ECB, RBA...
RBA moves to cut rates...
Interest Rates remain on hold
Interest Rates On Hold
Interest rates on hold (again)
Rates remain on hold
Interest rates remain on hold
23 Months Later, Rates Still on Hold...
Should the RBA raise rates?
Global Debt: Be alert, but not alarmed
As global interest rates bottom, concerns about rising inflation and interest rates, quite naturally, come to the fore, particularly in a time where global debt (country, corporate and personal debt) are an all time high. So as investors, retirees and superannuation members, how concerned should we be? AMP’s Dr Shane Oliver gives 7 reasons to be alert, but not alarmed…
Interest rates remain on hold
Interest Rates On Hold Until 2020?
Interest Rates Remain On Hold
Rates on Hold at 1.5%
Australia: 5 Reasons Why Growth Will Be OK
Australia continues to defy recession calls. Against this, economic growth is well below potential, with per capita growth running at just 0.8% year on year, which is below that in most major countries. So where to from here? And what will be the impact on interest rates? AMP Capital's Shane Oliver gives us his views for 2018 and beyond...




















