What are the opening hours?

Monday 9am - 5pm Tuesday 9am - 5pm Wednesday 9am - 5pm Thursday 9am - 9pm Friday 9am - 5pm Saturday 9am - 4pm Sunday 10am - 4pm

Imperial Bullion

Name: Imperial Bullion
Address: 101 Allen Street, Hamilton, Brisbane, QLD, 4007, AU
Telephone: +61736301903
Price range: $

Home
Australia
Brisbane, QLD
Imperial Bullion

Call Website Contact the business

We are Queensland's leading bullion supplier, offering simple and secure precious metals services. Let's grow your wealth today.

03/11/2026

As the Melbourne Cup captures the nation's attention, many Australians are grappling with rising financial pressures.

Yesterday, the Reserve Bank increased interest rates to 4.85%, pushing borrowing costs to levels not seen since 2008. This increase adds approximately $83 to a $400,000 mortgage each month, just as households are preparing for Christmas expenses.

The implications are significant: while the RBA aims to contain inflation, many households are questioning how much more they can bear.

Explore the full context of these economic challenges and their impact on everyday life.

https://imperialbullion.com.au/the-cup-runs-household-budgets-lose/

01/11/2026

Are we witnessing the dawn of a new tech bubble driven by artificial intelligence? Recent declines in the STAR50 index and significant losses on Wall Street raise serious concerns.

China's technology-heavy index has dropped 40%, impacting global markets as investors reassess the inflated valuations of AI-driven companies. While AI continues to transform industries, the hefty investments in infrastructure are becoming a point of contention regarding profitability.

With Australian markets facing uncertainty, the situation calls for careful scrutiny.

Read more about the implications and what it means for investors.

https://imperialbullion.com.au/tech-sell-off-sends-shockwaves-through-global-markets/

30/10/2026

No exchange. No login. Just metal.

30/10/2026

Australia is facing a concerning inflation rise, with the latest ABS figures showing annual inflation at 4.3% in September, up from 4.0% in August. Key contributors include housing, electricity, and fuel prices, impacting essential costs for families.

As the Reserve Bank approaches its next meeting, there's an expectation for another interest rate rise, which could add pressure to households already grappling with living costs. The RBA needs to balance controlling inflation without causing further economic strain.

Stay informed about the implications of these changes.

https://imperialbullion.com.au/inflation-rises-but-what-can-australians-cut/

27/10/2026

China's CSI 300 index is experiencing its longest decline since its inception in 2005, raising concerns for Australia. With shares down about 19% from their peak in June, this downturn could impact our economy significantly.

As China's largest trading partner, Australia's demand for iron ore and coal is at risk, potentially reducing export earnings and putting pressure on households already facing high living costs. Furthermore, a weaker Chinese economy could also affect the Australian dollar.

Explore how these developments may affect you and the broader market.

https://imperialbullion.com.au/chinas-market-slump-hits-home/

25/10/2026

Australians are grappling with the reality of paying $2.50 a litre for unleaded petrol, with the cost of filling a typical 60-litre tank now at $150. As Christmas approaches, household budgets are feeling the pinch.

The Reserve Bank recently raised interest rates to 4.60% and signaled that inflation remains a concern, which may lead to further increases. This situation creates challenges for families as they face rising costs for fuel and groceries, alongside softening employment conditions.

There are discussions around addressing these issues through reducing unnecessary government spending and boosting housing construction.

To learn more about the implications of these economic trends and what they mean for your financial future, read the full article here:
https://imperialbullion.com.au/aussies-squeezed-as-petrol-hits-2-50-and-rate-fears-return/

23/10/2026

Australians are facing tough economic times ahead, with rising unemployment and stubborn inflation putting pressure on households.

As government debt surpasses $1 trillion, the cost of refinancing is becoming a growing concern. High borrowing costs could mean more financial strain for everyone.

However, there's a notable shift towards electrified vehicles, with almost half of new cars sold in September being hybrids or fully electric. This change could help reduce reliance on imported fuels.

Stay informed about these trends and their implications.

https://imperialbullion.com.au/chalmers-warns-of-tougher-times-as-bond-markets-flash-warning-signs/

20/10/2026

RBA employees are advocating for higher wages as the institution raises interest rates to combat inflation. They have rejected a 9.5% pay increase over three years, seeking instead an 11% raise or protection against inflation.

This situation reflects a broader issue faced by many Australians, as many workers struggle with stagnant wages and rising living costs. With unemployment at 4.7% and a net loss of 39,300 jobs in September, the job market is tightening, making wage negotiations increasingly difficult.

Learn more about the implications for Australian households and the broader economy.

https://imperialbullion.com.au/rba-staff-reject-9-5-pay-rise-as-australians-struggle/

18/10/2026

Australians are increasingly concerned about the economy, with the latest consumer confidence figures showing levels of pessimism not seen since the early 1990s recession. The Westpac-Melbourne Institute Consumer Sentiment Index fell 4.7% in October to just 80.4 points. Factors like rising interest rates, climbing petrol prices, and softening property values are weighing heavily on households.

However, history suggests that downturns can present unique investment opportunities. Experienced investors often find value in quality assets when confidence is low, as seen during past economic crises. As property prices weaken and the market experiences volatility, it’s essential to consider potential advantages in this challenging environment.

Explore more about these opportunities and the current economic landscape.
https://imperialbullion.com.au/peak-pessimism-is-now-the-time-to-buy/

15/10/2026

The ongoing military campaign against Iran is causing a significant energy crisis, with petrol prices in Australia averaging $2.39 per litre and diesel at $2.81.

As the conflict continues, concerns are rising that oil prices could reach $130 a barrel, impacting households and the broader economy.

This situation creates challenges for the Reserve Bank as inflation pressures mount.

For a deeper dive into the implications of the energy crisis and what it means for Australians, check out the full article below.

https://imperialbullion.com.au/oil-war-and-the-price-australia-pays/

Address

101 Allen Street, Hamilton
Brisbane, QLD
4007

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 9pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 4pm
Sunday	10am - 4pm

Telephone

+61736301903

Website

https://imperialbullion.com.au/

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Imperial Bullion posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.