Despite government policy moves aimed at tightening access for Chinese foreign investment, the latest reports show Chinese investors are already shunning Australia 9 June 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein It’s been less than a week since […]
Despite all the bad news there is some logic behind the 39% rally on global shares 6 June 2020 | Shane Oliver, AMP Capital Share markets continued to power up over the last week as developed countries […]
Just as the world’s health policy leaders must be far better prepared to handle future pandemics, economic policy must also prepare for future financial shocks 1 June 2020 | John Bluedorn & Wenjie Chen, IMF(Image: Tim […]
Do global tensions, trade risks, bad data and the “new normal” of a COVID-19 world support the rally on equity markets? 30 May 2020 | Shane Oliver, AMP Capital (Image: Jeremy Perkins) From their March lows global […]
Trade consultancy ITS Global looks at the numbers, which Australian industries could face tough times ahead; and how real or large is the risk to trade with China? 29 May 2020 | Khalil Hegarty, ITS […]
Asia’s containment of COVID-19 has seen ASEAN it overtake the EU as China’s largest trading partner 29 May 2000 | Staff Writers/ASEAN Briefing In a clear sign that Asia is the first region on the […]
Architect of China-NZ Free Trade Agreement says Australia and New Zealand have almost identical ties with China but “can’t easily explain” why Australia and China don’t get on 28 May 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein (Image: APAC […]
Prime Minister Scott Morrison outlines his recovery plans for Australia without a single mention of exports or China 26 May 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein (Image: Kristina Flour) Prime Minister Scott Morrison has addressed the National Press Club […]
National Farmers’ Federation president, Fiona Simson says Australian politicians must do “whatever they can” to rebuild the China relationship 25 May 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein (Image: Robert Bye) Australian farmers are worried they are about to […]
Australia’s trade minister says there will be no tit-for-tat as Australian barley exports to China are hit with an 80% tariff 19 May 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein In a process which began over two years […]
Global share markets pulled back over the last week on worries about second waves of VODI-19 outbreaks, the economic outlook and tensions with China 10 May 2020 | Shane Oliver, AMP Capital (Image: Maksym Kaharlytskyi) It’s been […]
While Australia takes its first cautious steps out of COVID-19 restrictions some Asian and European nations have already stepped forward 15 May 2020 | Changyong Rhee and Poul M. Thomsen, IMF Several countries in Asia […]
Submissions to a parliamentary inquiry identify risks associated with over-reliance on single export markets but also highlight little has been done to mitigate those risks 12 May 2020 | Su-Lin Tan, SCMP (Image: Rio Tinto) […]
With a dramatic drop in new infections, Australia is reopening with a three staged easing of restrictions with the aim of having much of the economy operating again by July in a coronavirus safe environment […]
There’s some clear gaps between Australia and the rest of the world which show we may emerge from this period of global misery better than most nations 7 May 2020 | Shane Oliver, AMP Capital Back in […]
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