The Anzac tradition was built on the sacrifices of young Australians and New Zealanders, among them were many of Chinese descent 24 April 2023 | Marcus Reubenstein (Image: Australian War Memorial) It is a peculiar part of […]
Supply constraints not weighing on the minds of global wine consumers who are willing to pay a premium for quality imports 25 April 2023 | (International Organisation of Vine and Wine) The year 2022 was […]
National Farmers Federation back calls for tougher merger laws 24 April 2023 | NFF Media Release The National Farmers’ Federation (NFF) has thrown its support behind calls to strengthen merger laws – saying the move […]
Some change coming to the way the RBA does things following the independent review 22 April 2023 | Shane Oliver AMP Capital The review notes that “Australia’s economic performance has been very good since flexible […]
EU promotes high-quality canned peaches with “Peach Flavors Asia” campaign 19 April 2023 | Media OutReach/suppliedHO CHI MINH CITY, VIETNAM Within the framework of the European-financed campaign “Peach Flavors Asia”, the EU has aimed to […]
Investment markets and key developments over the past week 15 April 2023 | (Source: AMP Capital Markets) Global share markets had a strong week helped by a further fall in US inflation adding to expectations […]
Despite the geopolitical sabre rattling, Asia still has its eye on the ball when it comes to the economy, with the IMF predicting the region will contribute more than 70 percent to global growth this […]
IMF predicts interest rates likely to return toward pre-pandemic levels once inflation is tamed 12 April 2023 | IMF Blog (Jean-Marc Natal and Philip Barrett) Real interest rates have rapidly increased recently as monetary policy has […]
US public interest group applauds proposed legislation requiring multinationals to publish tax and operational data 7 April 2023 | Source: FACT Coalition (Washington D.C.) The Financial Accountability and Corporate Transparency (FACT) Coalition today welcomed the […]
Nonbank Financial Sector Vulnerabilities Surface as Financial Conditions Tighten 5 April 2023 | Source: IMF Recent strains at some banks in the United States and Europe are a powerful reminder of pockets of elevated financial […]
Rate hold could herald renewed confidence in property market 4 April 2023 | CoreLogic Research Director, Tim Lawless The decision from the RBA to hold the cash rate at 3.6% sends a clear message they […]
The decline in our ties with Asia, that began under John Howard, has accelerated alarmingly under the Morrison government, Bruce Haigh argues the clumsy retreat will cost Australia dearly. 30 December 2021 | Bruce Haigh, Pearls […]
Global debt has reached a record $US226 trillion—200 times Australia’s GDP—that debt will outlast the pandemic by many years. 16 December 2021 | Virat Singh, Andrew Womer, and Yuan Xiang (IMF) In 2020, we observed […]
Winston Churchill famously said, “Democracy is the worst form of government except for all those other forms that have been tried.” For western nations it is clearly the best of some pretty poor options, yet […]
Despite the Morrison government’s complete distrust of Australia’s biggest trading partner, it’s not foreign governments who are having a lend of Canberra. Once again foreign entities dominate the list of corporations raking in billions of […]
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