Poul M. Thomsen, Director of the IMF’s European Department, looks at the implications for both nations within and outside of the Eurozone 31 March 2020 | Poul M. Thomsen COVID-19 has struck Europe with stunning […]
The Australian government has announced a third, and far and away biggest, fiscal stimulus package to protect the economy from coronavirus driven shutdowns 30 March 2020 | Shane Oliver, AMP Capital (IMAGE: Joshua Hoehne) Prime Minister Scott […]
Fears that foreign buyers may swoop on distressed Australian assets are more to do with optics than any imminent threats 30 March 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein In response to COVID-19 generated pressures on the Australian economy, […]
After 30% plus falls from their highs earlier this year, share markets had a welcome rebound over the last week. 7 March 2020 | Shane Oliver, AMP Capital (Image: John Cameron) While the number of coronavirus cases […]
South Australia’s AMA President slams media reports of Chinese-Australians ‘hoarding’ medical supplies and sending them to China 27 March 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein Dr. Chris Moy, President of the South Australian branch of the Australian Medical […]
The Sydney Morning Herald’s top journalist in a misleading beat-up wrongly suggesting Chinese-Australians are robbing the community of vital medical supplies 26 March 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein The front page of one of Australia’s major broadsheet […]
Thanks to a culture which recognises individuals should act with the greater good in mind, Chinese-Australians have potentially spared tens of thousands of Australians from COVID-19 infection 25 March 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein Short of […]
The global reaction to the consequences of COVID-19 is absolutely warranted BUT its low mortality rate has lulled much of the world into ignoring the fight against a highly contagious virus. 20 March 2020 | […]
Is an obsession with criticising everything China does about to deliver needless pain to countless people around the globe? 19 March 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein Since its breakout in Wuhan, most likely in December, COVID-19 […]
With small businesses failing in the midst of a major crisis, big businesses, like Australia’s national airline, will go to the head of the queue when it comes to government bailouts, Michael West investigates 18 […]
Auction clearance rates are well above 2019 results but down from recent weeks 16 March 2020 | Dr Andrew Wilson, My Housing Market The Sydney auction market stood tall at the weekend reporting another robust clearance […]
Prime Minister Scott Morrison announces a stimulus package that will take a significant bite out of the government’s promised budget surplus With the likely prospect of Australia heading towards a recession, government targets small and […]
While Melbourne numbers are down thanks the Labour Day long weekend, the overall market trend shows a solid rise 9 March 2020 | Dr Andrew Wilson, My Housing Market The Sydney home auction market greeted autumn […]
Share markets had a very volatile week, helped initially by more policy easing globally with both the Fed and the RBA cutting interest rates but only to get hit again by intensifying coronavirus concerns 7 […]
Toilet paper panic buying. An irrational response to an irrational fear, fueled by an irresponsible media 5 March 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein If it wasn’t against the backdrop of a global health crisis, you could […]
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