Business Now with Ross Greenwood
Business Now with Ross Greenwood
Playlist by Business Now with Ross GreenwoodAs the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can’t afford to miss.1,064 clip(s) in playlist
Business Now | 4 August
Australians keep spending despite soaring fuel prices, Credit Corp posts a strong profit as earnings season begins. Plus, insurers urge the New South Wales Government to scrap its emergency services levy.
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Business Now | 3 August
Home prices around the country keep falling, the government is facing calls to rethink its new taxes on discretionary trusts, Plus, the US Government took the unusual step of buying Japanese Yen over the weekend.
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Business Now | 31 July
Microsoft and Amazon lift global markets, helping drive the Australian sharemarket higher, home prices are expected to weaken when new data is released on Monday. Plus, this weekend’s auction results will provide the latest read on buyer confidence.
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Business Now | 30 July
Global rate expectations shift as the US holds steady while Australia looks set to keep rates on hold, NAB says home loan applications have slumped since the Budget. Plus, the US backs a radical new passenger aircraft with a $3 billion investment.
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Business Now | 29 July
Lower than expected inflation eases pressure on the Reserve Bank, ASIC warns 1.8 million mortgage holders to check their offset accounts. Plus, Rio Tinto reports a $6.8 billion half-year profit as copper takes centre stage.
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Business Now | 28 July
RBA Governor Michele Bullock warns inflation remains a concern ahead of new inflation figures. Plus, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese unveils plans for Australia’s first new oil refinery in more than 60 years.
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Business Now | 27 July
Jacinta Allan is on shaky ground with her Labor colleagues, there is a change in the outlook for the global economies. Plus, one of Australia’s largest and oldest investment companies sharply under-performed in the past financial year.
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Business Now | 24 July
The US imposes a 12.5 per cent tariff on Australia over forced labour claims, oil prices surge as Red Sea attacks rattle markets. Plus, Qantas’ ultra-long-range Airbus completes a 19-hour test flight to Melbourne.
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Business Now | 23 July
Labor opens its national conference by taking aim at the Coalition rather than unveiling major new policies, the government moves to establish a Fair Work Court welcomed by unions. Plus, unemployment holds steady at 4.4 per cent in June.
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Business Now | 22 July
The property industry blames the government’s negative gearing changes for falling home prices, China’s new AI challenger Moonshot unveils its low-cost Kimi K3 model. Plus, the Reserve Bank tests Australians on their economic knowledge.
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