Economy

1. Sticky inflation While Australian shares recorded positive returns in 2025, the benchmark S&P/ASX 200 is down more…

Households with gas boilers are being warned they could soon face higher energy costs as the Government looks…

As the new year opens, one workplace truth is loud and clear: flexibility is here to stay. After…

Sir Keir Starmer has said he is frustrated by the slow pace of change but insisted that people…

But the Warrington couple are still cutting back on luxuries to cover bills. “We get a rise on…

The housing market has spent the past few years stuck with high prices and slow sales. But in…

The good news is that the world is richer than ever, with $600 trillion in wealth. The bad…

November saw highest unemployment since 2021, largely attributed to federal worker reductions under Trump. Published On 31 Dec…

In video that emerged on social media and was verified by the BBC, a crowd is filmed breaking…

Bloomberg reported that Chinese mine operators are now settling part of their tax obligations in yuan, reflecting the…

The car industry could expect a “wave of redundancies” in the new year with multiple suppliers at risk,…

Sticky inflation, metal prices and the AI bubble risk: key trends to watch in the Australian economy in 2026 | Business