"Where do you rule the line?” The push to regulate the wild world of cryptocurrencies is raising all sorts of curly questions for policymakers. | OPINION by @clancyyeatestheage.com.au/business/banki…
Some have argued the episode dented the RBA’s credibility, and the central bank today said this was an “open question,” arguing other central banks had also underestimated the strength of the economic recovery @clancyyeatestheage.com.au/business/banki…
The Commonwealth Bank has passed on the full value of the Reserve Bank’s increase in interest rates to mortgage customers as the era of ultra-cheap home loans comes to an end | @clancyyeatessmh.com.au/business/banking-…
Bank lending to highly-indebted home buyers and those with skinny deposits rose in the December quarter as growth remained strong in the $1.9 trillion mortgage market during the lead-up to Christmas @clancyyeates | #ausbiz#property#lendingtheage.com.au/business/banki…
It's estimated Australian lenders stand to make almost $900 million more a year in profit from one hike in official interest rates. smh.com.au/business/banking-…
...There was an argument overseas that a new digital form of central bank money “could be important for safeguarding confidence in national monies and the role of fiat currencies at the heart of monetary, financial and payment systems”. via @clancyyeatessmh.com.au/business/banking-…
In a major vote of confidence in the long-term potential of cryptocurrencies, the country’s largest bank on Wednesday said it would soon start a pilot program allowing customers to buy, sell and hold 10 crypto assets through its app. | @clancyyeatestheage.com.au/business/banki…