Australia needs more interest rate cuts to boost consumer confidence in the face of continued cost pressures, according to the chief executive officer of one of the nation’s largest retailers.

The industrials segment presents close to over 15% of group midcycle profit. For Wesfarmers’ chemicals, energy, and fertilizers segment, we estimate moderate annual sales declines of about 3% over the ...

Wesfarmers (ASX:WES) delivered a solid set of half-year results for financial year 2025, exceeding market estimates at the ...

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A weaker Australian dollar, which economists have put partly down to concern about tariffs, would push up the cost of foreign-sourced supplies by mid-2025. Wesfarmers would "try and find ways to ...

The Perth-headquartered conglomerate delivered better than expected profit for the first half of the financial year, powered ...

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Lithium heavyweight Albemarle will mothball one of its processing plants in China as it continues cost-cutting measures that ...

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Thames Water is subject to a High Court hearing this week as negotiations continue as to whether the near-bankrupt firm should be placed into administration. England's largest water company is set ...