In cross cultural communication words and their meanings can easily be lost 14 June 2020 Tas Walter | Image: Aaron Burden/chuttersnap) What’s in a word? Sometimes a lot, especially when it comes to global communications. […]
Most major share markets fell sharply over the last week on concerns about a second wave of coronavirus cases in several US states and the pace of economic recovery after cautious US Federal Reserve comments […]
Tiny Norway, with just one-fifth of Australia’s population, saved up for this rainy day while Australia’s sovereign wealth has all but washed away 11 June 2020 | Kim Wingerei, MW Media (Image: Steinar Engeland/APAC News) […]
Despite its enormous short-term economic costs, the COVID-19 lockdown has saved hundreds of thousands of lives 11 June 2020 | Pragyan Deb, IMF (Image: Dimitry B) Since the COVID-19 outbreak was first reported in Wuhan, […]
Despite government policy moves aimed at tightening access for Chinese foreign investment, the latest reports show Chinese investors are already shunning Australia 9 June 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein It’s been less than a week since […]
A dip in home values across some key capital city suburbs and a rise consumer confidence is bringing seller and buyers back into the residential real estate market 9 June 2020 | Staff Writers (Image: […]
Respected financial market commentator, Michael Pascoe says, dud diplomacy with China will cost plenty and deliver Australia nothing 9 June 2020 | Michael Pascoe Nuanced, subtle, far-sighted, strategic, wise, prudent, considered, clever – all words […]
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. […]
Housing market ends autumn on the rise as lockdowns are eased across Australia 12 May 2020 | Dr Andrew Wilson, My Housing Market (Image: Crown Group) Sellers are moving back into the national housing market driven […]
Just as the world’s health policy leaders must be far better prepared to handle future pandemics, economic policy must also prepare for future financial shocks 1 June 2020 | John Bluedorn & Wenjie Chen, IMF(Image: Tim […]
China’s tech giants are running in packs looking for employees willing to devour the competition 31 May 2020 | Tas Walter (Image: APAC Digital / Marc-Olivier Jodoin) Late last year a senior strategist at a […]
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 […]
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