Ministry of Finance expects U-shaped economic recovery

The Australian Treasury Department acknowledged that Australia is facing a U-shaped recovery after the crown economic blockade. As those who have completely left their jobs and are excluded from unemployment statistics begin to look for work, he said the unemployment rate may continue to rise in May and June. . The government’s bond issuer issued…

14th mortgage loan extension

One out of every 14 mortgages in the epidemic was delayed for six months. New data released by the Australian Banking Association (ABA) on Saturday showed that 429,000 home loans in the crisis have been delayed, with a total value of 153.5 billion Australian dollars. This brings the total number of deferred payments on bank…

Flights within Australia are expected to resume

Qantas is preparing to resume more normal domestic flights, and a series of new safety measures will take effect on June 12, including the provision of masks for passengers and the establishment of hand disinfection stations at the gates and waiting rooms. These improvements are aimed at reassuring passengers after the restrictions on the new…

Four major banks cut interest rates again

Australian banks are slashing interest rates on time deposits and savings, and warned that as unconventional stimulus policies lowered the cost of money, they will further reduce deposit interest rates in the future. Large banks have lowered interest rates on a series of time deposits in recent weeks, and one expert called this an unexpected…

Victoria marches towards a higher level of circular economy

According to AAP, Infrastructure Victoria announced on Thursday that the public and private sectors should upgrade or construct 87 new plastic, paper, cardboard, glass, organic, tire and electronic waste processing plants To achieve the goal of recycling 90% of waste in 2039.   Currently, 69% of Victoria’s waste is recycled and processed into renewable products.…