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Risk assets rebounded as global markets moved to price in a December rate cut from the Federal Reserve. American and Chinese data pointed to softer growth, despite signs of robust consumer spending over the holiday weekend. Australian bond yields rose after stronger-than-expected inflation data led markets to rule out further RBA cuts, while APRA tightened mortgage lending standards. In the week ahead, investors will focus on Australian GDP figures and a larger volume of delayed US data,...

Australian monthly CPI surprised to the upside today after delayed rebates and electricity repricing pushed housing costs higher. A...

Global equities were underpinned by stronger-than-expected US earnings, shrugging off the commencement of new tariffs.    The Bank of...