EEconomy Read More Aussies are expected to keep working longer as the cost of living continues to biteSeptember 18, 2025 Australian men can now be expected on average to work until age 67, and women to age 65,…
EEconomy Read More New Zealand’s soft GDP fuels rate-cut betsSeptember 18, 2025 Wellington | New Zealand’s economy shrank much more than economists forecast in the second quarter, fuelling bets that…
EEconomy Read More US Federal Reserve cuts rates to boost economySeptember 18, 2025 Fed Chair Jerome Powell in Washington, September 17, 2025. JACQUELYN MARTIN/AP After weeks of pressure from the White…
EEconomy Read More Is Australia’s labour market cracking?September 18, 2025 Earlier this week, Roy Morgan Research released its shadow labour force report, which posted a large 0.8% jump…
EEconomy Read More Trump’s Federal Reserve appointees unable to get deep rate cuts over the lineSeptember 18, 2025 “The only way for any voter to really move things around is to be incredibly persuasive, and the…
EEconomy Read More Hong Kong matches US Fed’s first rate cut of 2025, in boon for mortgage borrowers, economySeptember 18, 2025 Hong Kong’s de facto central bank cut the city’s base rate for the first time this year, bringing…
EEconomy Read More Nicola Willis points to global turmoil as economy shrinks sharplySeptember 18, 2025 Finance Minister Nicola Willis is pinning the blame for the economy’s slump on “international turmoil and uncertainty” driven…
EEconomy Read More New Zealand June quarter GDP drops 0.9% – Stats NZSeptember 18, 2025 The fall followed a revised 1.2% rise in GDP in the March quarter. For the June year, Stats…
EEconomy Read More Chinese Fiscal Spending Slowdown Persists in Risk for GrowthSeptember 18, 2025 China’s government spending increased at a slower rate for the second straight month, underscoring how weaker fiscal support…
EEconomy Read More As U.S. jobs disappear, the Federal Reserve returns to rate cutsSeptember 18, 2025 It’s getting harder to find work in the United States. U.S. businesses added just 22,000 jobs from July…
EEconomy Read More The Job Market Is So Bad Right Now It’s Looking Like The PandemicSeptember 18, 2025 The job market has been more challenging in recent months, but new findings from The Conference Board indicate…
EEconomy Read More The Sydneysiders saving thousands by leaving the city on ‘financial gap year’September 17, 2025 Sydney schoolteacher Hayley Reynolds always wanted to work overseas, but it was never meant to be long-term. After…