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The Finance Minister wouldn't rule out a new tax.

The bank was caught off guard by a December surge of borrowers fixing for longer terms.

TSB says the one-year rate cut aims to ease household cost pressures.

Upward movement good news for savers, but not homeowners.

Telegraph: BoE Governor says AI gains may not justify trillions invested in tech stocks.

Index closed at 50,115.67, up more than 1,200 points, or 2.5%.

"There must have been either wilful blindness or recklessness involved," the judge said.

New Zealand's largest bank has also hiked interest rates on Pie funds and term deposits.

The Reserve Bank of Australia has raised its cash rate to 3.85%.

$20k was spent on Louis Vuitton after a victim handed over bank card for 'forensic clean'.

His nomination faces a shaky path through a narrowly split Senate panel.

One victim relapsed into alcohol addiction, saying 'I may as well drink myself to death'.

Passing or holding forged notes can lead to up to 10 years in prison.

Borrowers chase attractive cashbacks.

The bank says rising wholesale interest rates have pushed up the cost of providing loans.

Donald Trump is probing Jerome Powell as he moves to install a more dovish Fed chair.

Australia’s big banks finished similar upgrades a decade ago and now lead in AI.

OPINION: The median strategist pick of 7700 implies a 12.5% gain from last year.

Those hanging out for rates to fall in December might have missed the boat.

OPINION: The clash comes as Donald Trump pushes for faster rate cuts before mid-terms.

The rate rise to 5.79% could deliver ANZ about $12m in extra profit a year.

The minister suggested a more moderate weakening of climate disclosure rules.

Anna Breman has joined 13 other central bank chiefs in backing Jerome Powell.

Advisers say many banks now expect home loans to be cleared by age 70.

Iain Rennie on where growth is coming from, and what he believes needs to change.

Her son became a joint account holder while translating for his mother.

Listen: 'I recognise that I get paid a lot of money,' Catherine McGrath says.

GPS jamming can impact financial and health systems and civilian airline traffic.

The bank estimates losses at €30m, with some clients underinsured.