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ASX to rise as oil rebounds on bets OPEC will further cut output

ASX futures indicate shares are poised to rise 0.4 per cent, or 28 points, at the opening bell on Monday after crude oil benchmarks advanced 4 per cent.

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Australian economy: RBA mulls bond-buying backflip, selling bonds to Treasury in quantitative tightening U-turn

A pivot towards quantitative tightening is a tacit admission that the Reserve Bank is less likely to buy bonds to stimulate in future recessions.

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Budget will cool inflation and wages: Treasury head

Treasury secretary Steven Kennedy has rejected claims the federal budget will add to inflation pressures, arguing interventions to reduce energy bills will help keep a lid on prices by containing government welfare payments and wages.

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Australia COVID: Border reopening predicted to ease worker shortages

Reopening to foreigners will add thousands more consumers to the economy and ease staff shortages at hospitality venues and farms, experts say.

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JobKeeper s expiry has cost 56,000 jobs to date: Treasury

New Single Touch payroll data reveals 56,000 workers formerly on JobKeeper have lost their jobs, up from 40,000 over the last two weeks.

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