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Armaguard Designated: What the New Cash Distribution Law Means for Your Banknotes

Most people never think about how a $50 note reaches the ATM down the road. It is printed, issued and then moved, often many times, between the Reserve Bank, commercial banks, cash centres, ATMs and shops before it lands in a wallet. Each of …

Sonal Goyal | 28 October 2026

Tokenised Money Meets RBA Settlement: The Next Step After Project Acacia

Behind every large financial transaction, whether a bond trade, a big interbank transfer or the purchase of a parcel of shares, sits a moment of settlement: the point at which ownership and payment actually change hands for good. In Australia, the Reserve Bank plays …

Sonal Goyal | 28 October 2026

From Armidale to the Governor's Office: Bullock's Graduation Speech on Purpose

It was a homecoming and not a policy speech, and the Board's 3 November decision has not been made.

Sonal Goyal | 28 October 2026

Hauser at ANU, Hunter at UBS, Baker at ARCA: The RBA's Post-Cup Day Speaking Line-Up

The first Tuesday in November is famous for a horse race. This year it also carries the Reserve Bank of Australia's monetary policy decision. The RBA calendar shows that 3 November 2026 is Melbourne Cup Day, and that the Monetary Policy Board's decision statement …

Sonal Goyal | 28 October 2026

Queen Out, First Nations Culture In: Where the $5 Redesign Stands

The $5 note is the smallest denomination in Australia's banknote series, and for many people the one most likely to be handed over at a school canteen or a weekend market. It is also the note at the centre of one of the Reserve …

Sonal Goyal | 28 October 2026

3 November, 17 November, 8 December: The RBA Dates That Will Shape Your Summer

Summer plans tend to revolve around holidays, school breaks and end-of-year celebrations. For households with a mortgage, businesses watching their borrowing costs and savers keeping an eye on returns, there is another calendar worth knowing: the Reserve Bank of Australia's.

Sonal Goyal | 28 October 2026

Uranium Jumps 5.71% to 4,814.00 as Buyers Challenge Months of Lower Highs

Uranium staged a sharp rebound on 28 October 2026, jumping 5.71% to 4,814.00 after a long slide that has pulled the market well below its early-2026 peak. The session opened at 4,554.11, never traded below that level and reached a high of 4,823.22, adding …

Aditi Sarkar | 28 October 2026

Tight Stocks and Weak Mine Output Lift Zinc to USD 3,856.990 Ahead of Fed Decision

Zinc edged 0.41% higher to USD 3,856.990 on 28 October 2026 as shrinking inventories and constrained mine supply supported buyers ahead of the Federal Reserve's policy decision. The session opened at USD 3,841.740 and ranged between USD 3,835.390 and USD 3,864.090, adding 15.650.

Aditi Sarkar | 28 October 2026

Iron Ore Steadies at 100.44 as Futures Hit Two-Year Lows on Weak China Demand and Rising Supply

Iron ore stood at 100.44 on the IMF's global benchmark on 28 October 2026, up 0.82 or 0.82%, even as exchange-traded futures slid to two-year lows on weak Chinese steel demand and rising supply.

Aditi Sarkar | 28 October 2026

Lead Holds Near 1,921.8 as Recovery From October Lows Meets Resistance

Lead edged lower on 28 October 2026, trading at 1,921.8, down 1.5 or 0.08%, after a recovery from its early-October low. The metal opened at 1,931.3, reached a high of 1,931.8 and dipped to 1,918.6, leaving the latest price in the lower half of …

Aditi Sarkar | 28 October 2026
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