Treasury and, apparently, the Reserve Bank continue a stride forward with breezy optimism about the global economy — even as markets assume big interest rate cuts are coming in the wake of Trump's ...

Australia will be able to manage the direct impact of U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs but economic growth will take a hit as the global economy slows, Treasurer Jim Chalmers said on Monday.

Q4 2024 national accounts revealed that the economy finally emerged from a per capita recession following 21 consecutive ...

With China's economy still being threatened, consumer confidence already falling and business facing extraordinary levels of uncertainty, the risk for Australia is that the economy could falter.

The IMF has cut its growth forecast for the country by half a percentage point, in a sign it won’t be immune from a global slowdown triggered by US tariffs.

Australia faces rising unemployment risks as global trade tensions escalate, with economists flagging potential rate cuts to counter economic slowdown.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is prioritizing the United Kingdom, Australia, South Korea, India and Japan as among his top ...

Independent analyst Evan Lucas claims US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent ... to go – it’s a good step,” Mr Lucas told Sky News Australia.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is prioritizing the United Kingdom, Australia, South Korea, India and Japan as among his top targets for new trade deals after President Trump announced a wave of ...