Adrian Rollins

Canberra

Economics Correspondent at The Canberra Times

Economics correspondent, The Canberra Times

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Reinsurance start-ups: new kids on the block

May 29, 2024 | anziif.com | Adrian Rollins

Vol 47: Issue 1 | April 2024As a succession of storms, earthquakes, fires and other natural or man-made disasters lash the planet, it seems an inauspicious time to be launching a new reinsurance venture. However, insurance industry veteran Brian Duperreault appears undaunted.
We're cashing out. The consequences are real for us all

Mar 25, 2024 | newcastleherald.com.au | Jessica Belzycki |Adrian Rollins

Grocer An Apple A Day's Shereen Morris said her customers are using cash less and less. Picture Marina NeilAustralia has never been more awash in cash, not that you'd know it. or signup to continue readingSee subscription optionsAround $100 billion of banknotes are in circulation, latest estimates from the Reserve Bank of Australia show - including a massive $19 billion surge during the pandemic.
You may not carry cash, but here's why you're a bigger target for theft

Mar 17, 2024 | canberratimes.com.au | Justine Landis-Hanley |Adrian Rollins

The fact we are using less cash may be contributing to a decline in robberies, but experts say that more Australians are having their money stolen as our finances go digital. or signup to continue readingSee subscription optionsWhile Australia has never had more cash in circulation, it's disappearing from our daily lives - a trend that could be contributing to recent declines in robbery and theft.
You may not carry cash, but here's why you're a bigger target for theft

Mar 17, 2024 | braidwoodtimes.com.au | Justine Landis-Hanley |Adrian Rollins

The fact we are using less cash may be contributing to a decline in robberies, but experts say that more Australians are having their money stolen as our finances go digital. or signup to continue readingSee subscription optionsWhile Australia has never had more cash in circulation, it's disappearing from our daily lives - a trend that could be contributing to recent declines in robbery and theft.
Cash is disappearing from our lives, so when will it run out?

Mar 16, 2024 | illawarramercury.com.au | Adrian Rollins

Australia has never been more awash in cash, not that you'd know it. or signup to continue readingSee subscription optionsAround $100 billion of banknotes are in circulation, latest estimates from the Reserve Bank of Australia show - including a massive $19 billion surge during the pandemic. But, at the same time, cash is disappearing from our daily lives - so much so the armoured car business appears to be in near-terminal decline, and ATMs might not be far behind.
Cash is disappearing from our lives, so when will it run out?

Mar 16, 2024 | canberratimes.com.au | Adrian Rollins

Australia has never been more awash in cash, not that you'd know it. or signup to continue readingSee subscription optionsAround $100 billion of banknotes are in circulation, latest estimates from the Reserve Bank of Australia show - including a massive $19 billion surge during the pandemic. But, at the same time, cash is disappearing from our daily lives - so much so the armoured car business appears to be in near-terminal decline, and ATMs might not be far behind.
'Not yet where we need to be': Reserve Bank hoses down rate cut hopes

Feb 9, 2024 | grenfellrecord.com.au | Adrian Rollins

Reserve Bank of Australian governor Michele Bullock has warned the country is "not yet where we need to be" in bringing down inflation. or signup to continue readingSee subscription optionsIn remarks that pour cold water on speculation interest rates could begin to come down before the middle of the year, the RBA governor said the central bank would want to be very sure inflation would slow to within its target band before easing monetary policy.
'Not yet where we need to be': Reserve Bank hoses down rate cut hopes

Feb 9, 2024 | queanbeyanage.com.au | Adrian Rollins

Reserve Bank of Australian governor Michele Bullock has warned the country is "not yet where we need to be" in bringing down inflation. or signup to continue readingSee subscription optionsIn remarks that pour cold water on speculation interest rates could begin to come down before the middle of the year, the RBA governor said the central bank would want to be very sure inflation would slow to within its target band before easing monetary policy.
'Not yet where we need to be': Reserve Bank hoses down rate cut hopes

Feb 8, 2024 | thecourier.com.au | Adrian Rollins

Reserve Bank of Australian governor Michele Bullock has warned that the country is "not yet where we need to be" in bringing down inflation. In remarks that pour cold water on speculation that interest rates could begin to come down before the middle of the year, the RBA governor said the central bank would want to be very sure that inflation would slow to within its target band before easing monetary policy. "We need to be very confident that it will get there," she said.
'Not yet where we need to be': Reserve Bank hoses down rate cut hopes

Feb 8, 2024 | armidaleexpress.com.au | Adrian Rollins

Reserve Bank of Australian governor Michele Bullock has warned that the country is "not yet where we need to be" in bringing down inflation. or signup to continue readingSee subscription optionsIn remarks that pour cold water on speculation that interest rates could begin to come down before the middle of the year, the RBA governor said the central bank would want to be very sure that inflation would slow to within its target band before easing monetary policy.

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31 Jul 24

Quarterly CPI up to 3.8% ann. as many had tipped. Monthly growing at same pace, but trending down. Is inflation temporarily jammed at this level, or is it settling in? Important question for the RBA.

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28 Jan 24

Fmr Labor minister and ACTU president Greg Combet will head up Future Fund: Chalmers announces.

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8 Nov 23

NAB becomes the first of the Big Four to pass on yesterday's rate hike to customers: Following the Reserve Bank of Australia’s decision to increase the official cash rate, NAB’s standard variable home loan interest rate will increase by 0.25% p.a., effective from 17 November 2023

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Articles

Reinsurance start-ups: new kids on the block

We're cashing out. The consequences are real for us all

You may not carry cash, but here's why you're a bigger target for theft

You may not carry cash, but here's why you're a bigger target for theft

Cash is disappearing from our lives, so when will it run out?

Cash is disappearing from our lives, so when will it run out?

'Not yet where we need to be': Reserve Bank hoses down rate cut hopes

'Not yet where we need to be': Reserve Bank hoses down rate cut hopes

'Not yet where we need to be': Reserve Bank hoses down rate cut hopes

'Not yet where we need to be': Reserve Bank hoses down rate cut hopes

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