ABS data shows Australian wages increased in the December quarter but don’t read too much into the figures 24 February 2021 | Staff Writers Figures released today by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) show […]
Global share markets were mixed over the last week with concerns about the impact of rising bond yields on equity market valuations, particularly for high PE tech stocks, weighing on confidence 22 February 2021 | Shane […]
Over 2,000 homes taken to auction across the combined capital cities 22 February 2021 | CoreLogic report There were 2,094 homes scheduled for auction across the combined capital cities this week, up from 1,496 over […]
If history is an indicator the social consequences of COVID-19 may be every bit as concerning as its economic fallout 20 February 2021 | Philip Barrett, Sophia Chen, Nan Li (IMF) In 1832, the great […]
The latest release of official Australian unemployment figures shows a good rise in full time employment but the number of paid hours worked has fallen 18 February 2021 | Staff Writers The Australian Bureau of […]
Scott Morrison and his government constantly proclaim they will stand up to China and stand with nations who “share our values” but when it comes to Party promotion their values are strikingly similar to communist […]
The major political parties have benefitted from millions of dollars in largesse from the liquor and gambling industries with registered clubs associations and the Australian Hotels Association handing out political donations keen to protect $12 […]
Nine common mistakes investors make and economist Shane Oliver’s view on how to avoid them 12 February 2021 | Shane Oliver, AMP Capital (Image: Kraken Images) Mistake #1 Crowd support indicates a sure thing “I will tell […]
A Chinese international student has been viscously assaulted after confronting an employer who allegedly refused to pay her. Despite the billions of dollars international students pay in Australian tuition fees, they have virtually no protection […]
Former News Ltd executive, John Menadue explains Rupert Murdoch’s political modus operandi, going back decades, and how he always gets what he wants 31 January 2021 | John Menadue (Pearls & Irritations) Foxtel has been […]
US President Joe Biden begins to shape his administration and new vaccines are released but a February market correction is a likely scenario 30 January 2021 | Shane Oliver, AMP Capital (White House Image) The US […]
Market observations as Australia and the world grapples with a second year of COVID-19 18 January 2021 | Shane Oliver, AMP Capital (Image: Adam Nowakowski) My view is that while shares are vulnerable to a short term […]
The casualisation of Australia’s workforce plays into the hands of multinationals Uber and Deliveroo which exploit both tax and labour laws to siphon profits overseas. But an out of court settlement with an Uber Eats “partner” […]
Whilst vocal politicians, security agencies and think-tanks are trumpeting the China threat, and enacting laws to ward off supposed Chinese influence, Canberra is working hand-in-hand with lobbyists representing corporate interests 22 January 2021 | Adam […]
It is said to be the office of the “leader of the free world” yet, highlighted by the dying days of Donald Trump’s presidency, one of the most challenging handicaps for US presidents seems to […]
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