SYDNEY, Jan 9 (Reuters) - The Australian dollar and New Zealand dollars wallowed near two-year lows on Thursday as their U.S.

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Retail Sales Overview Australian retail sales in November 2024 recorded monthly growth of 0.8%, short of the markets 1.0% estimate. It is, however positive since this reading shows that the retail ...

Despite Black Friday sales, Australian retail sales rose by less than expected in November. Sales advanced 0.8% in November ...

Payments made using a bank card could become a thing of the past, according to new estimates, as Australians embrace mobile ...

THE Australian dollar and New Zealand dollars wallowed near two-year lows on Thursday as their US counterpart caught an ...

A massive swing is underway predicting an interest-rate cut within weeks but some of those with the most to gain say there’s ...