The COVID-19 pandemic reveals Australia’s vulnerability: a narrow, fragile manufacturing base akin to a developing nation 7 June 2020 | Peter Roberts, @AuManufacturing (Image: Justin Bautista) When the states and federal government woke up to […]
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 […]
US-China tensions have been forced off Donald Trump’s political agenda by nationwide riots 3 June 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein (Image: Julian Wan) In recent months Australia has found itself in the middle of tensions between its most […]
The market has bounced back from its COVID-19 low but what will stop the market returning to the pre-coronavirus high? 2 June 2020 | Roger Montgomery (Image: Danilo Batista) The worst seems to be over. […]
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 […]
The Queensland government’s bid for Virgin Airlines is the latest in a number of proposals but who will commit until “death does them part”. Michael West reports on the troubled airline’s future. 24 May 2020 […]
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 […]
The miscalculation of how many Australian workers will take up the JobKeeper scheme – some 3 million less than announced – means red faces but less red ink on the national accounts 24 May […]
The Chinese government’s GDP target is suspended due to COVID-19 uncertainty but that shouldn’t worry China’s major trading partners 23 May 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein (Image: Xinhua) For the first time ever, China will not set an […]
World Health Assembly adopts coronavirus inquiry proposal with no objections… and one which looks very different to Australia’s proposal 20 May 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein The World Health Organization will hold an inquiry into the global […]
Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp is shrinking – Facebook is now 60 times the size – yet its political clout still has Australia’s politicians entranced. MICHAEL WEST asks, when will its hold over governments fade? 19 […]
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