Country: AU | Published: 2026-09-18
Australian shares look set for a steadier open after global stocks rose, though the central bank governor's warning that inflation risks are materialising keeps rate-sensitive name
Australian shares look set for a steadier open after global stocks rose, though the central bank governor's warning that inflation risks are materialising keeps rate-sensitive names like banks cautious. The immigration crackdown is now rippling beyond universities, with industry groups flagging risks to the wheat harvest from worker shortages. Regional businesses relying on working holiday visas also voice concern, adding to the picture of a labor-tight economy where the rate debate stays live.