Two of Australia’s top lenders said on Tuesday they expect the Reserve Bank will return to interest-rate increases in February in order to tackle persistent price pressures in the economy.

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There's finally some movement in the mortgage interest rate climate that benefits buyers. After rising to their highest level in decades in 2023, mortgage rates temporarily plunged to a two-year low ...

Anthropic has begun rolling out a small but significant update to Claude. Starting today you can use the chatbot to create and edit Excel spreadsheets, documents, PowerPoint slide decks and PDFs. In ...

Economists at Bank of America Corp. forecast two Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts this year — in September and December — based on weak August employment data, scrapping what had become an outlier ...

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Two members of the Federal Reserve’s top leadership indicated Tuesday they don’t think the central bank needs to lower interest rates, arguing the economy is managing to hold its own despite worries ...