Policymakers are grappling with how to boost growth and expand opportunities. Early in the last decade, the question was whether flagging growth was the result of years of technological stagnation. It was a different era, […]
Seven key charts worth watching are: Trump’s tariffs; business conditions PMIs; long term inflation expectations; inflation; profit growth; the gap between earnings yields and bond yields; and the $US. For now, they are mixed. Dr […]
BYD’s hybrid Shark utility vehicle just over 100 units behind Isuzu in taking over third place in Australia’s top selling utes New vehicle sales across Australia totalled 122,509 units in June 2025, marking a 2.4 […]
Chinese scammers, likely based in southeast Asia, are targeting Chinese-Australians with elaborate campaigns drawing in potential victims. Melbourne-based Amy Xie realised she was being scammed before it was too late, instead turning the tables on […]
1,784 capital city auctions were held last week, the highest volume of auction events since the week prior to Easter, when 3,066 homes went under the hammer. The number of auctions was up 11.8% on […]
Shares were mixed over the past week. Despite the Trump administration talking up trade deals US shares fell slightly, but Eurozone shares rose slightly, and Japanese and Chinese shares saw strong gains. Given the mixed […]
Australian International Elite Club celebrates its New Year Gala On Friday 7 March 2025, more than 200 people attended the annual Australian International Elite Club gala at Chatswood’s Top Town restaurant and event centre. The […]
Falling real wages and a surge in tax and interest payments have led to a slump in Australian living standards; but a broader driver of the malaise in living standards has been a slump in […]
36,000 Australian jobs created in November, well above the 25,000 being predicted by economists who are now saying don’t hold out for an interest rate cut any time soon An unexpected surge has seen Australia’s […]
Monthly NAB survey shows Australian business sentiment largely declined in November, after a short-lived October spike. According to a national survey, Australian business conditions ticked down to 2 (which is slightly above the neutral level […]
Another year of Goldilocks in 2024, AMP Capital’s Shane Oliver looks at what’s ahead for 2025 2024 was like a rerun of 2023 with lots of angst but it turned out okay. Key big picture […]
The hopes for a December rate cut were slim leading into today’s meeting, with financial markets giving just a 6% chance of a rate cut in December The RBA (Reserve Bank of Australia) keeping interest […]
Double-digit drop in new vehicle sales for November compared with corresponding period last year but Toyota’s RAV4 bucks the trend with an impressive 125 percent increase in year-on-year sales New vehicle sales results released this […]
Economists think a 2025 interest rate cut has become even more likely following a GDP rise of just 0.3 per cent in the September quarter that was held up by greater government spending Australian gross […]
Australia has one of the most concentrated banking systems in the developed world, and we owe more to the ‘Big 4’ banks than ever, including those about to retire. Harry Chemay with the analysis. A lot has […]
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