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Clancy Yeates

Clancy Yeates

Clancy Yeates is deputy business editor. He has covered banking and financial services, and was previously national business correspondent in the Canberra bureau.

Petrol prices have surged, putting more pressure on inflation.

The case for rapid-fire interest rate hikes is hardly watertight

Even though markets and the country’s biggest banks expect back-to-back rate rises, there are good reasons for the RBA to hold fire this week.

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Home loan rates are forecast to rise after the Reserve Bank meets next week.

Rate hike forecasts surge one week out from RBA meeting

Three of the country’s biggest banks have predicted the Reserve Bank will jack up interest rates in response to ongoing high inflation and the oil price shock.

  • Clancy Yeates
The Aussie dollar has had a strong run against a suite of major currencies.

Why the Aussie dollar isn’t a ‘whipping boy’ any more

Our dollar has had a strong run, and there are good reasons to think we should get used to it staying around the US70¢ mark – or even climbing higher.

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Frank Lowy (centre) with sons Steven (left) and Peter.

Billionaire Lowy family buys into fund manager Magellan

The Lowy family has taken a significant stake in the funds management business Magellan, days after the financial group announced a major merger.

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AI tools could soon benefit customers of financial services.

Many of us pay our bank a ‘lazy tax.’ AI could change this

AI isn’t only a cost-cutting tool for companies to ruthlessly exploit. It could also change the way millions of people behave with their money.

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Former ANZ chief Shayne Elliott.

Former ANZ chief Shayne Elliott drops legal action against bank

Elliott was denied $13.5 million in bonuses following a string of regulatory woes at the big four giant.

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Treasurer Jim Chalmers

Why cost-of-living woes will probably linger for years

It’s simplistic to say we’re all going backwards, but this decade’s inflation has dealt a hefty blow to our spending power. There is, however, a path to sustainable wage growth.

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Lucy Weber and Zach Smith

CFMEU official resigns from super giant, internal review launched as union scandal grows

The CFMEU’s representative on the CBUS board, Lucy Weber, stepped down after this masthead revealed she had a secret relationship with her union boss.

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Australian households have $1.7 trillion in deposits such as savings accounts or term deposits.

The banks’ fight over $285b in ‘free money’ has a lesson for savers

There’s a growing fight between banks to hoover up people’s savings, including a large pile of money that’s earning no interest at all.

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CBA shares rocket as profit beats expectations

Investors in Australia’s biggest bank are cheering after the release of its half-year results.

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