CBA with the bad news. Despite our expectation for a lift in household expenditure to a more trend-like pace as the cash rate ...

DXY held its losses. AUD most of the gains. Chart of the day goes to lead boots. Commods took softer than expected tariff ...

With an official unemployment rate of only 4.0%, you would be forgiven for thinking that Australia’s labour market is booming ...

The fearmongering over the exodus of property investors from Victoria has continued. Rental bond data from the Victorian ...

Wall Street returned from its long weekend and rallied across the board, not helped by more tariff talk although most of that ...

It was only a few weeks ago that LVO wrote an excellent piece decomposing Australia’s detonating cafepocalypse. A critical ...

Asian stock markets are generally in a positive mood although mainland Chinese shares can’t find a bid as they worry about ...

If you cancel instead of engaging with your political and ideological competition, then it is you, not them, that has ...

DXY was smashed Trump Day 1. AUID rose from the dead. Even the lead boots rose. Gold and oil hosed off. Copper too. Miners ...

So says the CBA’s excellent Gareth Aird. We forecast GDP growth to have been 1.1%/yr at Q4 24 and to accelerate through 2025 ...

The Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA) aggressive interest rate hikes have done precisely what they were designed to: smash ...

Crikey sneers at Trump 2.0. “The golden age of America begins right now,” Trump declared in his 29-minute address. “From this ...