Price changes in January will be among the first set of data scoured by the Reserve Bank as it studies whether a further interest rate cut is on the cards.

Amid the hyperbole and hysteria, I’m tempted to take governor Michele Bullock’s explanation of the finely balanced decision at face value.

The bond market is pricing in two to three rate cuts this year and history suggests it always tends to get it right.

Well, whenever you see a headline predicting interest rates, don’t bother reading the article. There’s a very good chance they’ll be wrong. Instead, use it as a reminder to check your current home ...

Australia’s Reserve Bank has conceded it was too slow to raise interest rates when inflation took off during the pandemic.

A weatherboard and brick Sydney home has sold for more than $4million, just days after the Reserve Bank delivered its first ...