Headline inflation jumped to 4 per cent in August, the RBA says we spend $1.6 billion on surcharges each year. Plus, the potential ban by President Trump on exporting diesel.

Headline inflation jumped to 4 per cent in August, the RBA says we spend $1.6 billion on surcharges each year. Plus, the potential ban by President Trump on exporting diesel.

As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can’t afford to miss.

As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can&rsquo;t afford to miss.

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Business Now | 30 September

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Firmus Technologies is preparing to list on the stock market soon with a valuation of $43.7 billion on ASX, the RBA's ban on card surcharges has caused restaurants and cafes to increase prices. Plus, investors scrutinise AI related floats.  

Firmus Technologies is preparing to list on the stock market soon with a valuation of $43.7 billion on ASX, the RBA's ban on card surcharges has caused restaurants and cafes to increase prices. Plus, investors scrutinise AI related floats. &nbsp;

Business Now | 2 October

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The Reserve Bank says roughly one per cent of borrowers are in negative equity but this could increase fivefold, global bond markets have taken a battering in September. Plus, Australians are switching to electric vehicles in record numbers.

The Reserve Bank says roughly one per cent of borrowers are in negative equity but this could increase fivefold, global bond markets have taken a battering in September. Plus, Australians are switching to electric vehicles in record numbers.

Business Now | 1 October

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The Reserve Bank raises the cash rate to a 15-year high of 4.6 per cent, tech giant OpenAI has apologised for one of its rogue agents hacking into four Australian government websites. Plus, household spending weaker than expected.

The Reserve Bank raises the cash rate to a 15-year high of 4.6 per cent, tech giant OpenAI has apologised for one of its rogue agents hacking into four Australian government websites. Plus, household spending weaker than expected.

Business Now | 29 September

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