It’s a lot of motherhood statements so far, but they are good ones, at least. “Tiny” Tim Wilson has given us a sort of ...

DXY was strong last night, likely because the situation with Iran is coming to a head. It refuses to break down technically.

I was interviewed via email earlier this week by Harrison Christian, a senior reporter at News.com.au, asking why the US ...

On Wednesday, I wrote an article explaining how both China and India—the world’s largest and third-largest carbon emitters (combined share of 40.1% of global emissions in 2024)—planned to aggressively ...

Housing Minister Clare O'Neil claims that "for 40 years our country hasn't been building enough homes.", but does the data support that?

Soaring energy costs have contributed to Australia’s declining manufacturing sector, which is the smallest in the OECD as a share of GDP. Alex Joiner, chief economist at IFM Investors, illustrated the ...

The six-month annualized growth rate of the Westpac–Melbourne Institute Leading Index, which shows how much economic activity ...

Tiny” Tim Wilson is your new shadow treasurer. New Coalition Treasury spokesman Tim Wilson has warned too many jobs are ...

The RBA minutes made clear there is no hurry to move again, either way. In considering what these observations implied for ...

The media release accompanying the Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA) recent interest rate decision noted that “growth in ...

By Salvatore Babones, Associate Professor at Sydney University and author of the book “Australia’s Universities, Can They Reform” Universities Australia (UA) has published its pre-budget submission, ...

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) revised its forecasts on CPI inflation and wage growth in the February Statement of Monetary Policy (SoMP), as summarised below: The key takeaway was that the RBA ...