A new CommBank-Melbourne Institute Innovation Index aims to give a clearer picture of how Australian businesses are turning ...

Australian shares finished almost flat as weaker mining stocks and fresh Middle East tensions offset early gains, while investors looked ahead to major central bank decisions.

Many of us are feeling under cost-of-living pressure, so what’s causing the inflation the RBA acknowledges is making ...

Central banks in the US, UK and Japan are all due to decide interest rates this week, while Australian markets are looking ahead to the RBA’s next decision on 29.

Wall Street fell for a fourth straight session as Brent crude jumped to its highest level since May, lifting inflation worries and pushing Treasury yields higher.

Australia's spring property season has started slowly, with a subdued start to what’s normally the busiest time of the year ...

Australia’s housing downturn has spread beyond Sydney and Melbourne, prompting CommBank economists to revise their forecasts towards a deeper correction.

Global bond markets are under growing pressure as inflation risks, rising government borrowing and competition for capital push long-term yields higher.

Australia’s economy grew 0.4% in the June quarter and 2.1% over the year, with household spending remaining subdued and the Middle East conflict influencing travel and fuel consumption.

From imported fertiliser and diesel to shoppers trading down at the supermarket, CommBank Chief Economist Luke Yeaman ...

Property settlement scams are becoming harder to spot as fraudsters use social media, AI and increasingly convincing ...

Brent oil will remain volatile between $US70 and $US100 a barrel in the second half of 2026, but tighter diesel supply ...