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) […]
The line between media and politics has been blurred in this coronavirus crisis but has Murdoch media been caught out overstepping the mark? 11 May 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein What’s wrong with the above two “EXCLUSIVE” […]
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 […]
So much for the feared China foreign investment invasion, in the first big COVID-19 foreign land sale Chinese investors have sold back a parcel of Australian grazing land six times the size of Hong Kong […]
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 […]
Given the gloomy coronavirus outlook the Reserve Bank could keep Australia’s historic low cash rate at 0.25% for the next three years 5 May 2020 | Shane Oliver, AMP Capital As widely expected, at its May meeting […]
Coronavirus economic support has seen governments throw lifelines to businesses “too big to fail” but will it reach SMEs across Asia? 5 May 2020 | Kenneth Kang and Changyong Rhee, IMF Asia was hit hard […]
While shares rose strongly early in the past week, they then fell sharply on the back of bad economic data, profit warnings, China-US tensions and profit taking after very strong gains in April 3 May […]
The world is entitled to know the origins of COVID-19 and exactly how the outbreak was handled… by EVERY major nation 2 May 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein Thanks to a virus, transported in droplets just 0.005 […]
Huawei Australia lawyers Nick Xenophon and Mark Davis report that Malcolm Turnbull’s memoir reveals no “smoking gun” to ban Huawei 5G on national security grounds. 1 May 2020 | Nick Xenophon & Mark Davis Since Huawei was banned by […]
Why superannuation and growth assets have to be seen as long-term investments 29 April 2020 | Shane Oliver, AMP Capital When share markets plunge as they did into March the standard questions are: What caused the fall? […]
Chinese business is under constant suspicion of trying to peddle influence in Australia, yet 15 out of Australia’s biggest 20 listed-companies are majority owned by US investors. Michael West asks who are the benefactors of […]
A split between the nation’s economists is emerging over the immediate future of Australia’s COVID-19 lock-down 28 April 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein (Image: Mitchell Luo) Australia continues to defy the trend of major first-world nations, […]
Tim Boreham writes, producers with even a whiff of alcohol are turning their hands to the, highly profitable for now, cause of sanitising yours 23 April 2020 | Tim Boreham, New Criterion (Image: Kelly Sikkema) […]
The idea of making China pay COVID-19 reparations is just as absurd as the people making those calls 23 April 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein (Image: Annie Spratt) The history of the last century of global conflict […]
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