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Bloomberg
22-05-2025
- Business
- Bloomberg
What's Next for Australian Interest Rates?
Good morning, it's Amy in Melbourne with your wrap of the biggest stories this Friday morning. Today's must-reads (listens): • The Bloomberg Australia podcast on rates • Rio Tinto begins search for new CEO • Goldman Sachs APAC changes The Reserve Bank of Australia this week cut rates again, while pulling off a post-Covid economic crisis soft landing that few central banks have been able to execute. This week on the Bloomberg Australia podcast, Rebecca Jones speaks to Bloomberg Economics' James McIntyre about the outlook for interest rates, how that could be affected by Trump's tariff war, and what it all means for the housing market.
Bloomberg
22-05-2025
- Business
- Bloomberg
How Low Will Australia's Central Bank Go On Rates?
Never miss an episode. Follow The Bloomberg Australia Podcast today. The Reserve Bank of Australia this week cut rates by 25 basis points, for the second time this year, while pulling off a post-Covid economic crisis soft landing for the local economy that few central banks have been able to execute. This week on the podcast, Rebecca Jones speaks to Bloomberg Economics' James McIntyre about the outlook for interest rates, how that could be affected by Trump's tariff war, and what it all means for the housing market.
Bloomberg
22-05-2025
- Business
- Bloomberg
Bloomberg Australia: Where To Now For Interest Rates?
The Reserve Bank of Australia this week cut rates by 25 basis points, for the second time this year, while pulling off a post-Covid economic crisis soft landing for the local economy that few central banks have been able to execute. This week on the podcast, Rebecca Jones speaks to Bloomberg Economics' James McIntyre about the outlook for interest rates, how that could be affected by Trump's tariff war, and what it all means for the housing market.
Yahoo
03-04-2025
- Politics
- Yahoo
Illinois activist accused of assaulting Rep. Nacy Mace gets case dismissed
WASHINGTON (WTVO) — National Foster Care Advocate and Illinois resident James McIntyre's charges were dropped in Federal court after he was accused of assaulting U.S. Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.). Mace accused McIntyre of attacking her during a reception at the Rayburn House Office Building that was celebrating the 25th anniversary of the passage of the Foster Care Independence Act on Dec. 10. Mace claimed in court she was assaulted for wanting to stop transgender women from using women's bathrooms on federal property. On April 1st, D.C. Superior Court records showed the misdemeanor charges of assault were dropped. D.C. Prosecutors did not say why the charges were dropped in court documents. Mace said the ruling sends an 'appalling message.' 'When a man can physically assault a woman in the halls of Congress, with impunity, it sends an appalling message to every woman in America,' she said. 'If it can happen here, it can happen anywhere.' 'I was injured, intentionally, and I am still in pain,' she said. 'I filed charges, and they were inexplicably ignored. But I will not be. I will not back down. I will not be intimidated, and I sure as hell won't stay silent.' Witnesses claimed the incident appeared to be a 'normal handshake.' Police reported she declined medical treatment but was seen the next day in the capitol with her arm in a sling. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Bloomberg
17-02-2025
- Business
- Bloomberg
Australia to Ban Foreigners From Buying Some Homes
Australia will ban foreign investors from buying established houses for the next two years as part of an election pitch to tackle surging home prices. Bloomberg's Paul Allen and Australia & New Zealand Economist James McIntyre discuss the ban and its implications on "Bloomberg: The Asia Trade." (Source: Bloomberg)
