Asia is home to more than half of humanity and a large share of global growth, trade, and innovation. Its diversity stretches from Pacific islands to China and India, from sophisticated financial centres to largely […]
Whether prices are rising or falling, you can rely on the headlines to scream housing crisis. Michael Pascoe argues opportunity is knocking if there were a government with vision and ticker prepared to listen to the Mirvac […]
Australia’s economic history shows that major shocks often come from overseas, but better policy settings over the past three decades have helped keep unemployment, inflation and debt under greater control. By Ross Gittens (Pearls and […]
The NSW ICAC has uncovered a web of conflicting interests at the University of Wollongong, involving its executives and consultants KordaMentha. James Guthrie and Adam Lucas report. James Guthrie and Adam Lucas (Michael West Media) In mid-2026, the NSW […]
China’s economy has proved resilient in the face of multiple shocks, boosted by robust exports and fiscal stimulus, and it remains a major driver of global growth. (IMF Blog) China’s economy expanded by 5 percent […]
Less demand, more production, and inventory drawdowns prevented a larger price spike. A quick supply recovery is essential to avoid further damage to the global economy. (IMF Blog: Jean-Marc Natal and Azim Sadikov) The largest […]
The government says it’s cutting red tape and streamlining the foreign investment approval process but is the Foreign Investment Review Board getting in the way of investment in Australia’s economy? With Anthony Albanese on a […]
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 […]
The Liberal Party ran disastrous on the ground campaigns against Labor in electorates with large Chinese-Australian populations. Swings against the Liberals in key seats in Sydney and Melbourne were far greater than the national average. […]
What’s essentially a footnote to the 2025 election, but a significant one in the context of the Liberal Party’s treatment of its Chinese-Australian supporters, is that of Bradfield independent candidate Andy Yin, a 28-year-old of […]
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