The Latest Breaking News from ANZ

The central bank board mulled over another cash rate increase or staying on hold at the December meeting, and kept its options open for more tightening.

The local share market rose 0.3 per cent, with Fortescue and Rio Tinto hitting new highs while a drop in oil prices pressured producers.

The Federal Court has ordered ANZ to pay a $900,000 penalty for failing to transparently declare where its shares went in a 2015 capital raising event.

The market expectation is for the Reserve Bank of New Zealand to leave the official cash rate unchanged at its final meeting of 2023.

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The local share market rose 1.4 per cent to an eight-week high after US inflation data suggested the rate-hiking cycle in the world's largest economy is over.

Australia, the US and the UK would have a military-style free trade zone under the Defence Trade Controls Amendment Bill 2023 introduced quietly last week, and ANZ chief executive Shayne Elliott says the Australian dream of home ownership ‘has become the preserve of the rich’.

Third airstrike on Syria in less than three weeks fuels concerns of a regional escalation of the Israel-Hamas war

Environmental groups are calling out ANZ's climate commitments while analysts said $7.4 billion in profit was a slight miss to consensus estimates.

Recent partnerships Chainlink has embarked on with TradFi firms have helped fuel investor confidence.

An ANZ shareholder will take the bank to court over concerns about its climate change and biodiversity loss risk management.