Australia has long been known for its prosperous economy, with many calling it “The Lucky Country.” But that luck may be running out. While the nation’s overall economy isn’t in recession ...

Australia's growth outlook has taken a severe cut in a dire assessment of the global economy by the International Monetary Fund (IMF). In its World Economic Outlook for April, the United Nations ...

The effect of labor market reforms on economic flexibility and the channels through which labor market imperfections alter the effects of structural adjustment measures are discussed next. The last ...

According to the report, Australia has long benefited from favourable economic, geopolitical and demographic conditions. Its cities are ranked as some of the most livable in the world and it ...

DPG Advisory Solutions Founder David Gazard has predicted Australia could end up having to endure a period of “prolonged economic insecurity”. “Who’s going to be better long term to manage ...

Australia’s growth outlook has taken a severe cut in a dire assessment of the global economy by the International Monetary Fund. The United Nations financial agency said uncertainty has surged ...

Macquarie Group Ltd. Chief Executive Officer Shemara Wikramanayake said Australia’s economy is looking resilient and is set up well to withstand the shocks emanating from US trade policy.

Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers said on Sunday that the re-elected Labor government's first priority will be to address global economic uncertainty. Protecting Australia from the "dark shadow ...

Cracks have begun to show in the country's façade of optimism, prosperity and progress, according to an Australia BGI Report on the country's governance performance, released eight days before the May ...

Meanwhile, China remains central to Australia's economic prosperity. The trade surplus with China continues to underpin national income. Imports from China are critical in keeping inflation under ...

Picture: NewsWire / Glenn Campbell Its impact on the Chinese economy will pose the biggest threat to Australia, with China being our biggest trading partner, accounting for about $212.7bn or 26 pe ...