In annualised terms, monthly wage growth eased to 3.1% in October from a high of 3.5% recorded in August. The drop puts ...

New data indicates that 55 per cent of Australians are open to buying a prefabricated or modular home due to faster ...

Army Reserve Captain and CommBank employee Anthony Nguyen says supporting those who serve also means recognising the families ...

CBA’s Macro Surprise Index provides a market-calibrated measure of whether Australian economic data is running ahead of or below expectations.

Miners provided most of the session's upward momentum as gold and copper prices rebounded, while a slump in banking stocks led seven of 11 local sectors into the red. The Australian dollar is buying ...

CommBank economists now expect the RBA to lift the official cash rate to 4.85% next week as domestic and global inflation ...

A Democratic sweep of the US midterm elections has changed the balance of power in Washington, but that doesn’t mean things ...

US stocks surged after the midterm elections ended Republican control of Congress, while oil prices tumbled and Treasury bond ...

The latest ABS data shows Australians spent more than expected in September, adding another consideration for interest rate ...

National dwelling values fell 1.2% in October, with higher interest rates and affordability pressures continuing to weigh on housing demand.

New ABS data suggests Australia’s grocery basket is getting a shake-up, with fewer vegetables and less chocolate making the cut as energy drinks surge and fruit sales edge higher.

Australians are spending more online but less each time they shop, setting up a fight for value-conscious consumers as retailers head into Black Friday.