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Australia’s 2026 Federal Budget: what changed for migrants
The 2026 Federal Budget confirmed 185,000 permanent places, faster skills assessments, and changes for migrants under Australia 2026 federal budget migration.
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Bank of England holds at 3.75%: what this means
The BoE held at 3.75% on 30 July 2026, with a tighter 6-3 vote. Discover the impact of the Bank of England July 2026 on your GBP transfers.
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Fed holds rates in July 2026: what this means
The Fed held rates at 3.50 on 29 July with a hawkish 9-3 vote, impacting outlooks for the Federal Reserve July 2026.
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Australia CPI: what June’s inflation data means for the RBA in August
Australia’s inflation rate eased to 3.8% in June 2026, impacting the RBA’s decisions. Learn more about the Australia CPI June 2026 and its effects.
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Iron ore, China and the Australian dollar: what it means for your transfers
Iron ore is Australia’s largest export, heavily influencing the AUD exchange rate 2026 as China continues to buy 75% of it.
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US tariffs on Australia: what changed and what it means
The US has been applying tariffs on Australian exports, with new US tariffs potentially impacting Australia trade further. Here’s what it means.
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ECB Holds Rates at 2.25%: ECB Rate Decision July 2026
The European Central Bank held its deposit facility rate at 2.25% on 23 July 2026. This follows the ECB rate decision July 2026.
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NZ Pathway Student Visa: what changed in July 2026
The New Zealand Pathway Student Visa 2026 introduces key changes for international students, including more pathways and extended English study options.
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Working holiday in Australia from South Korea: the complete 2026 guide
South Koreans aged 18-35 can now apply for Australia’s Working Holiday visa (subclass 417). Learn about working holiday Australia South Korea for 2026.