The Latest Breaking News from Reserve Bank

The Reserve Bank governor warns the global economic conditions that helped central banks keep inflation low and stable are reversing, making for more economically volatile times, and potentially higher interest rates ahead.

The Reserve Bank is prepared to do whatever is necessary to ensure the spike in inflation is only temporary and doesn't linger.

It’s finally understood that buy-now-pay-later is damaging to consumers and small retailers, and a long overdue catch-up is taking place.

Increasingly, climate change is at the centre of government decision-making.

Ostensibly Labor's workplace laws are about "getting wages moving", but what it really comes down to is the right for workers to strike.

Inflation is more than double the headline wages growth – wages are lagging, not leading, Michael Pascoe writes.

The Reserve Bank says it erred on interest rate rises, but it also says it erred by attaching so much importance to decent wage rises.

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Minutes of November Reserve Bank of Australia meeting say board is ‘prepared to keep rates unchanged’ while it assesses state of economy and inflation

The prescriptive cash rate predictions seen during COVID-19 caused serious communication challenges, a Reserve Bank review has found.

Mortgage holders are likely to endure more rate hikes but the central bank board wants to give its policy tightening a chance to flow through the economy.