SHFE continues to fade while SGX futures hang on. Goldman is bearish iron ore, bullish copper. Our structural preference for ...

Dear President Trump, On behalf of the Australian people, I would like to apologise for the presence of Kevin Rudd in ...

The RBA minutes are out and again it is making absolutely no sense. Looking ahead, headline inflation was forecast to remain temporarily within the 2–3 per cent target range until the September ...

The Albanese government’s Help-to-Buy shared equity scheme has been stuck in the Senate since February. Under the scheme, the federal government would provide 10,000 eligible participants with 40% of ...

Any objective analysis of Australia’s international education sector would conclude that enrolment numbers are too high. Before the pandemic, Australia had easily the highest concentration of ...

Xi wants to keep his Albo puppet dancing. China’s President Xi Jinping has praised the “turnaround” in relations with Australia, saying he wishes to work with Anthony Albanese to project “more ...

The Victorian government is drowning in debt, with the nation’s largest debt load and the worst credit rating. The world’s two largest credit rating agencies—S&P and Moody’s—warned that Victoria faces ...

DXY finally took a breather. Releasing the tourniquet choking off the Crap Complex. AUD up. North Asia not so much. Gold, oil, dirt, miners, EM and junk up. As Treasuries caught a bid. Stocks firmed.

The Housing Industry Association (HIA) has mocked the Albanese government’s goal to construct 240,000 homes annually over ...

RBA assistant governor Christopher Kent spoke about how rising interest rates have hit Australian households particularly hard. Although the official interest rate in Australia rose by less than the ...

Earlier this month, The ABC’s Keane Bourke acknowledged that “Australia doesn’t have enough houses” and suggested that Australians let out their spare bedrooms to ease the rental crisis. Bourke ...

Goldman with the bad news. Goldman now sees gross domestic product rising 1.8% next year, compared with 2% seen previously, ...