With little evidence that the Australian wine industry is dumping product on the Chinese market, it appears China’s Commerce Ministry may well have jumped the gun with its latest threat to slap tariffs on Australian […]
Political tensions with China have been escalating, but there’s still time for Australia to make amends and not follow in America’s footsteps, writes former Australian diplomat Bruce Haigh 17 August 2020 | Bruce Haigh Since Donald […]
But policymakers are faced with the reality of high long-term unemployment and that government stimulus will be needed well beyond the health crisis 15 August 2020 | Shane Oliver, AMP Capital (Image: M Gonzalez) Major global […]
Donald Trump is stretching his executive powers to add foreign individuals and entities to US sanctions lists at a rate never before seen. And it’s increasingly been done without congressional oversight, judicial review or any […]
Is the U.S. State Department using the CCP propaganda model to fund Chinese-language media on our shores? 3 August 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein The U.S. State Department is quietly funding a Chinese-language news service in […]
Whether a ratings chase or ideological war, News Corp’s coronavirus coverage is agenda driven, divisive and at times just dangerous 26 July 2020 | Denis Muller (first published in The Conversation) Rupert Murdoch’s News Corporation has […]
Global share markets started the past week off strongly with US shares breaking out to new recovery highs, but gains were partly reversed later in the week 26 July 2020 | Shane Oliver, AMP Capital (Image Jason Mowry) […]
The elimination, and control, of COVID-19 is a long way off but market confidence is holding up amidst signs that nations are better managing the challenges of coronavirus 20 July 2020 | Shane Oliver, AMP Capital […]
The fiscal cliff is more likely to be a fiscal slope, Shane Oliver looks at why concerns about Australia’s budget deficit are overblown 16 July 2020 | Shane Oliver, AMP Capital (Image: Maksim Shutov) The […]
Singapore’s government has cautioned there could be more pain ahead as second quarter GDP growth crashes by 41.2 percent following the island nation’s second wave coronavirus lockdown 15 July 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein (Image: Christian […]
A second wave COVID-19 outbreak in Victoria and continued high rates of global transmission present problems for economies and risks for investors 4 July 2020 | Shane Oliver, AMP Capital (Image: Shawn Ang) The past […]
Australia continues to face challenges in repairing relations with China but as Chinese tourists still view Australia as a favourable that’s a market industry leaders say tourism operators must focus on 10 July 2020 | […]
Business leaders say a shift of thinking, and realisation that Asia is the key global economic growth driver, must underpin Australia’s approach to China 8 July 2020 | Toby Thomas (Image: Evangeline Shaw) The nation’s peak […]
Superannuation system doesn’t deliver as COVID-19 puts paid to the old expression “looking forward to retirement” 7 July 2020 | Staff Writers (Image: Jack Finnigan) A survey of over 1,000 current and prospective retirees shows […]
Australia’s former Foreign Minister says China’s overreach must be challenged in a measured way 6 July 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein (Image: supplied) Australia’s second longest serving post-war foreign minister, Gareth Evans played an integral part […]
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