Three months into the job and Fed Chair Kevin Warsh is still facing questions over his credibility. In particular, the bond market still has questions. Meanwhile, in Australia, the RBA governor stated that the RBA was willing to raise rates for the four ...
Learn moreThree months into the job and Fed Chair Kevin Warsh is still facing questions over his credibility. In particular, the bond market still has questi ...
Learn moreThree months into the job and Fed Chair Kevin Warsh is still facing questions over his credibility. In particular, the bond market still has questi ...
Learn moreSydney remains Australia's most economically important city, contributing significantly more to national GDP, however Melbourne's population is catching up. Ever since Melbourne was founded by Batman, Melbourne has been Sydney’s nemesis. T ...
Learn moreNational property prices fell for the first time in 22 months in December and was enough to push the December quarter into the red. Capital cities (namely Sydney and Melbourne) dragged the national average down (see chart below). Is this a sign of the v ...
Learn moreWhen America sneezes, Australia catches a cold but what happens to Australia when China chokes on a property crisis? We are about to find out! The property sector represents around a quarter to a third of the Chinese economy. Rather than rebounding afte ...
Learn moreDr Lowe signed off with another pause in interest rates - no final pull on the interest rate lever! With a slowing but resilient economy, the RBA is comfortable to stay on the sidelines and observe. It did however join the international chorus of co ...
Learn moreCOVID-19 came as quite a shock to Australia's migration numbers. Australia went from an average net migration intake of 228,370 between 2016 to 2020 to -84,940 in 2021. This was the biggest fall in migration numbers since the First World War (see ch ...
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