Shares close lower; RBA cuts rates by 25 basis points, decision no “lay down misere”, Bullock says; big four banks lower rates; BHP dividend at eight-year low.
December core and headline CPI come in better than expected. Boss Energy soars. Star offloads Sydney sites; Nvidia leaps 8.8pc. Follow for updates here.
Australian shares closed 1.2 per cent lower as CBA drags. Citi downgrades Netwealth, new investor buys 5pc Star stake. Traders wipe 20pc off Myer’s shares.
Bank of America thinks that the US rate-cutting cycle is over, though Oxford Economics is still holding to its base forecast of three cuts, starting in March.
Australian shares close lower in broad sell-off. Retail sales growth rose in November. UBS downgrades Lovisa, Star tumbles 25p. And sell-off hits Aussie bonds.
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The three-month annualised rate of consumer prices increased by almost 0.5 percentage point to 3.6pc in October. Economists say the pace won’t derail another rate cut.