RBA Rate Decision Tracker (September, 2026)
From aggressive hikes to the first cuts of the cycle, the Reserve Bank’s policy moves have reshaped mortgages, business borrowing and the economy. Below, we break down every rate decision since 2023.
From aggressive hikes to the first cuts of the cycle, the Reserve Bank’s policy moves have reshaped mortgages, business borrowing and the economy. Below, we break down every rate decision since 2023.
The economy is slowing but inflation remains persistent, the Reserve Bank of Australia stated today. The cash rate is now 4.60 per cent, the highest since 2011. Mortgages are about to become even more expensive, the RBA announced today as it bumped the cash rate 25 basis points to 4.60 per cent – the highest […]
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Oura is taking its smart-ring business public, seeking to raise up to $2.2 billion by offering 50 million shares at $40 to $44 apiece after reporting 74% year-over-year revenue growth.
Nike shares dipped slightly early Monday morning after a rough weekend, including an apology for a Converse ad that critics said evoked racist imagery and the loss of one of its biggest advertising stars, though its stock price is still down from last week.
Cathie Wood, one of the world’s most famous tech investors, told Australian media that an Anthropic researcher’s warning AI could lead to humanity’s extinction is “ridiculous.” But there is investment opportunity amid the fear generated, she says.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said Hugging Face would remain an “open platform for the entire AI ecosystem.”