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| | | ... energy prices imply that further tightening is likely." Inflation continues to remain elevated in Australia as well. "The economy in Australia in many ways is doing quite well. We've got growth roughly at trend. We have unemployment near historic ... |
| | | | ... digital investment solutions. Project Acacia also indicated a tokenised ecosystem can inject some $24 billion to Australia's economy. No regulatory clarity Meanwhile, some are still waiting for regulatory clarity on the sector, as the report pointed ... |
| | | | ... research has found retirees will spend close to $121 billion from their superannuation in 2026, bolstering the Australian economy and supporting jobs. Commissioned by the Super Member Council (SMC) and conducted by ACIL Allen, the research surveyed around ... |
| | | | ... that," Delahunty said. "Most Australians understand the basic economics. When you pour more money into a high-inflation economy, it makes everything more expensive. This proposal would not alleviate the cost of living; it would drive the cost of living ... |
| | | | ... earnings are equal to or less than the high-income threshold, in a bid to promote productivity and competition in the broader economy. The bill also bans the use of co-worker non-solicitation clauses for all employees, irrespective of income. The current ... |
| | | | ... functionality and resilience of the domestic wholesale financial markets, as well as contributing up to $24 billion to the economy once executed. From the consultation, the RBA is seeking views on how RITS could support the deployment and growth of tokenised ... |
| | | | ... products, services, business models and ways of working that improve outcomes for consumers, businesses and the broader economy," Mulino said. "That will require clear strategic direction and sustained coordination between government, regulators and ... |
| | | | The Australian economy grew 0.4% in the June quarter, growing 2.1% in the year to June 2026. HSBC chief economist Paul Bloxham said the stronger growth performance was "particularly surprising" given a sharp fall in consumer and business sentiment. ... |
| | | | ... warned while a dramatic cut in headline migration figures might be seductive, changes at scale will have a spillover in the economy including the labour market. The government's immigration policy recently came under the spotlight regarding whether refugee ... |
| | | | ... formalise standards that responsible actors already have in place, and support more efficient allocation of capital across the economy through improving market integrity and consumer confidence." Furthermore, Mulino said the CSLR was not designed to ... |
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