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1

Back and buying

2

Is this where oil is now?

3

Weekend Edition: Geoff Wilson on Taxing the future

4

Soft jobs, but not too soft

5

Nothing too Sintra-lating

6

Not so Zen about the Yen

7

What’s On: Doha, Tokyo, Sintra, Washington, Moscow

8

Skirmishes, Sintra and US Jobs Week

9

Weekend Edition: AI - Revolution, bubble or doomsday?

10

Peace de Résistance

11

Oil slides through the Strait, but underlying Aussie CPI is sticky

12

Risk off, but why?

13

More peace hope, more tech caution

14

No Strait Answer

15

Weekend Edition: Is property investment on the slide?

16

Big sail on, all ships must go

17

A succinct and hawkish Fed

18

Oil falls further, RBA holds

19

Strait Talking

20

A few hours away

21

Weekend Edition: Japan's High Flying Trapeze Act

22

A mega TACO moment

23

Paying the price of war

24

Helicopter oil money, and hike-free RBA?

25

Fed more certain, Gulf more unsettled

26

Weekend Edition: Electrifying Australia

27

Jobs Day

28

Warsh’s Dilemma

29

Slower growth for Australia

30

The truth about oil

31

The Still Waiting Game

32

Weekend Edition: Strait to the dinner table

33

Just a nod from Donald

34

Softer CPI, RBNZ itching to hike, hope drives oil lower

35

All Fired Up

36

Great Deal or No Deal

37

Optimistic exuberance to come?

38

Weekend Edition: Gearing Up for Gearing Down

39

Cracks starting to show

40

Just passing through

41

Oil has been rising, pass it on

42

Divided we stall

43

Xiing is Believing

44

Weekend Edition: Flying through an energy crisis

45

China warns of the Thucydides Trap

46

Battle chess with China

47

Chalmers, Starmer and Calmer

48

Iran’s ‘piece of garbage’

49

Good jobs and new hope

50

Weekend Edition: Joie de Super

51

The Waiting Game

52

Freedom Replaced with Hope

53

War on hold, RBA on the move

54

Oil higher as ceasefire breaks

55

Iran hasn’t paid the price

56

Weekend Edition: Beyond the Blockade. The Real-World Cost of the War.

57

New oil highs, AI distractions and Yen manipulation?

58

Divided He Falls. But Stays.

59

Still Rising

60

Call me sometime

61

Weekend edition: Steady Hand, Shifting Sands

62

Ratcheting Up

63

Looking through the fog of war

64

No talk, no sock puppet

65

You're Fired (on!)

66

An open and shut case

67

Weekend Edition: Phil Suttle on Blockades, AI booms and the end of efficiency

68

Mixed Messages

69

Buying Time

70

Talk of Talks

71

Stop the Boats

72

Stalemate

73

Weekend Edition: CEFC, NAB and the path to net-zero

74

The Phantom Toll Booth

75

Back from the brink, but not far back

76

Will he or won’t he?

77

Ratcheting Up

78

Terry Haines on Trump’s Strategic De-escalation

79

Glimmers of Hope

80

Walk Away

81

Powell talks down rate hikes

82

Inflation or demand destruction?

83

Weekend Edition: Build to Rent – the way of the future?

84

Will they, or won't they?

85

De-escalation? Perhaps.

86

Troops. Attacks. And Oil Back on the Rise.

87

Sounding the TACO bell

88

D-day for Hormuz

89

Weekend Edition: Martin Wolf on Navigating the Energy Shock

90

Energy Jolt: Attacks on Gas and Oil are Spiking Bond Yields

91

Fed says, ‘don’t worry’.

92

The R word

93

Risk appetite rises, but why?

94

Banks and bombs

95

Weekend Edition: Brookfield's Upson on AI's $7 trillion opportunity

96

War of words

97

Oil trapped by Strait’s jacket

98

Hawkish RBA and another TACO moment?

99

Reserves add a little light relief

100

A Crude Awakening

101

Weekend edition: Anastasia Clarke - pivotal moments on the way up

102

No end in sight

103

US ISM shines above war clouds

104

War escalates further. Stagflation?

105

How long will the fury last?

106

Running for Cover

107

Weekend Edition: NextDC – shovels for the AI gold-rush

108

Not Good Enough?

109

Aussie high, Yen lower, tech stocks optimistic

110

Tariffs back at 10 percent, AU inflation out today

111

About Turn on Risk

112

Courting global tariffs as US GDP takes a hit

113

Weekend Edition: AI Creates Jobs Too.

114

Aussie unemployment supports rate hike, higher tension in Middle East

115

War, wages and algorithms

116

Choppy markets settle as Middle East war risk fades

117

Out of Office

118

US inflation slows faster, but still a bit to go

119

Weekend Edition: From Dairy to Data: Can NZ Outgrow Australia’s Shadow?

120

The chips are down

121

Buy baby buy

122

Weak retail sales ahead of payrolls

123

Are things too good in the lucky country?

124

Will US optimism survive a record week for data?

125

Weekend Edition : Minotaur’s Funds Management by AI

126

Job slowdown and more AI worries

127

Tech hit, Iran delays, JOLTs today

128

RBA suggests a longer road to lower inflation

129

RBA’s new forecasts, no jobs data from the US

130

Gold goes cold as Fed takes a Warsh

131

Weekend Edition: An oil glut amidst geopolitical uncertainty

132

Too much AI? Will Trump strike Iran? China boosts iron ore.

133

Fed on hold for how long? RBA hike even more likely

134

Greenback goes even lower

135

Strong Aussie, rising Yen, less mighty dollar

136

Weekend Edition: the strategy behind Trump’s territorial intent

137

Escalate to de-escalate, again

138

No Going Back

139

Greenland heats up; Japan’s Liz Truss moment

140

Will Europe retaliate?

141

Snowblind

142

Weekend Edition: The property turnover problem

143

Calm Down

144

Uneasy Feeling

145

Help is on its way

146

Riding the Retribution Highway

147

Slip sliding away

148

Weekend Edition: 2025 – The Year Australia Held Its Own

149

Central Banks Deck the Halls with Cuts and Holds

150

Banking on a cut, a hike and a hold.

151

Get ready for rate hikes in early 2026

152

The Great Crawl of China

153

Central Banks Last Dash

154

Weekend Edition: View from the floor

155

Yields fall with Aussie jobs slide

156

Divided they cut

157

Is February in the running for an RBA hike?

158

The only way is up

159

RBA & Fed Week

160

Weekend Edition: Is Australia’s soft landing sustainable?

161

Could an RBA rise come sooner?

162

US jobs fall, AU GDP, softer but strong

163

A tiny bit more risk

164

Not very Zen

165

Back where we started from

166

Weekend Edition: The challenges for Aussie cotton

167

Lots to be thankful for

168

RBNZ cuts, BoE might, RBA won’t

169

US hope, UK fears, Aussie CPI

170

Tech looks for Fed’s gift for Christmas

171

A better week to come?

172

Weekend Edition: Super investments and the Aussie dollar

173

Too much is not enough

174

Too early, too late and too much

175

Nervous

176

Waiting for the numbers

177

No Bull on Beef tariffs

178

Weekend Edition: How far will AI investment go?

179

Is that it for the RBA? US missing October.

180

US vote to open, high for Aussie housing investment

181

US Ready to Open, Aussie confidence climbs, UK employment glum

182

Shutdown showdown ready to end? RBA’s easing over?

183

Not so fast!

184

Weekend Edition: Diversifying Australia

185

Jobs data lost on the foggy highway

186

Markets Climb, Jobs Hold, Trump's Wobbles

187

The race to stop inflation

188

Housing hotter ahead of RBA forecasts

189

Dribs and drabs

190

Weekend Edition: The Tasman Divide

191

He says, Xi Says

192

Fed Cuts, RBA in May, or Maybe Not

193

US confidence slides, tech expectations rise, Aussie CPI out today

194

Aussie dollar gains, gold dives on US China optimism

195

Deals, earnings and central banks – a busy week ahead

196

Weekend Edition: Is Australia America’s New best Friend?

197

Trump’s oil sanctions hit home

198

Light On

199

Gold prices lower, yet uncertainty is piled higher

200

Australia US deal - we dig it.

201

Getting along with China

202

Weekend Edition: Australian housing on the road to $12 trillion

203

The facts about Aussie employment

204

US earnings strong, future uncertain.

205

Powell talks jobs down, drives equities up

206

Peace for Middle East, hopes for China deal

207

Hot air on rare earths

208

Weekend Edition: The thirst for gold. How long before it loses its shine?

209

Markets cautious in data drought

210

Fed Minutes, Gold’s New High and the RBNZ’s big cut

211

US shut for a week, gold over $4k, RBNZ ready to cut

212

Konnichiwa and Au Revoir

213

Abenomics to rise again? Surprise as Takaichi wins the leadership race in Japan.

214

ASK ANDREW: On AI, Trump, Global Warming, Asia, Debt and Fraud

215

The jobs challenge

216

Dancing in the Dark

217

Schools Out. And so is the US government.

218

Lights out for US government

219

Happy Friday

220

Weekend Edition: China and US. Who holds the cards?

221

Faster US growth ahead of PCE data pushes us equities lower

222

Inflation numbers likely to keep RBA on hold well into next year

223

Powell keeps quiet, Trump speaks out

224

All talk from central bankers

225

US shares carry on regardless

226

Weekend Edition: Stablecoin – the Australian opportunity

227

More central bank decisions, more US optimism

228

Fed’s risk management cut

229

Cautious markets a day out from the Fed

230

Too ready for a Fed easing cycle?

231

Aussie dollar climbs above the uncertainty

232

Weekend Edition: Less autonomous central banks and the return of inflation

233

US inflation, jobless claims and equities, all pushing higher.

234

Less inflation and the world’s richest man

235

BLS rewrites US jobs history

236

Will US jobs numbers be revised down today?

237

US jobs shock. The focus is now on inflation.

238

The fragile hopes of Stablecoin

239

Get ready for the (soft?) US jobs number

240

Jobs openings data shows US on go slow

241

Soured sentiment sends yields soaring in the US and UK

242

Gold and the power triple

243

A week of politics, US jobs data and Aussie GDP.

244

Weekend Edition: The AI race. Build fast. Build big.

245

Does the growing US economy need a rate cut?

246

India slapped hard, Europe plays nice and NVIDIA offers no big surprise.

247

You’re Fired! Assuming it is legal.

248

Doves wings clipped

249

Who Let the Doves Out?

250

Weekend Edition: Dealing with the US. The tactics of an Aussie trade negotiator.

251

Walmart drags equities down, yields rise ahead of Jackson Hole

252

Tech fears and a Fed firing?

253

RBNZ ready to cut. US tech stocks step back.

254

Trump tries for a trilateral

255

US spends, China stumbles. Consumers worry

256

Weekend Edition: Japan works through its unwritten trade deal

257

Tariff effects? US producer prices, UK trade and Europe’s industrial production

258

Equities rise, bond yields falling. Bessent calls for bigger rate cut.

259

Swallowing the cost of tariffs

260

Tariffing in, taxing out

261

Trump’s man for the Fed

262

Weekend Edition: A Bold Take On Big Business

263

Tariffs kick in & BoE’s Close Call

264

Equites up as Apple brings it home

265

More tariffs and more stagflation fears

266

Oil down as Trump threatens India and OPEC+ pushes supplies higher

267

Revising history

268

Weekend Edition: NZ Super Fund – time on their side

269

Tariff delays already, ahead of today's deadline.

270

‘No preset course’ says Powell, as Fed waits longer

271

Oil worries, job slowdown and mega MAGA borrowing requirement

272

EU a little less excited one day on

273

Europe scores a deal

274

Weekend Edition: Can Australian exports iron out climate woes?

275

Trump drops by the Fed

276

Japan deal helps auto sector, but Trump still in the driving seat

277

24 hours from Tesla (and Alphabet)

278

Markets pulled between earnings and tariffs

279

Not so big in Japan.

280

Weekend Edition: Trump’s Winners and Losers

281

Accentuating the positive – S&P hits new high

282

You’re Not Fired (Yet)!

283

Are tariff impacts beginning to show?

284

Tepid Trump , Ruthless Rachel and Inflation Insights

285

Another TACO moment?

286

Weekend Edition: Delving deep into household spending

287

Markets ignore a 50% hit on Brazil

288

As quiet as it gets

289

Trump strikes a blow with copper

290

Zen and the Art of Trade Realignment

291

Tariffs are back. How hard will Trump go?

292

Weekend Edition: Will the Republicans Sail Through the Mid-Terms?

293

Beautiful Done Deal. Unemployment Down. Happy 4th July.

294

Vietnam’s deal, UK tears and a deluge of jobs data

295

Big Bill, Low Dollar

296

Canada caves, will others be forced to follow?

297

The MAGA MegaBill and Big Trade Deals

298

Weekend edition: Live long and prosper

299

Dedollarisation Day

300

The 5% Club

301

Highs and lows from Middle East peace hopes

302

Missiles don’t land, but Fed doves fly

303

Bunker down and pizza

304

Weekend Edition: Building bigger and better.

305

Kicking the can on Iran, dovish hold from the BoE

306

Fed all agree to hold, but mixed view on dots as outlook weakens

307

More signs of US slowdown, as Middle East tensions escalate

308

Underpricing war? Pulling out of the dollar.

309

Oil prices rise, gold hits new high, as Middle East war escalates

310

Weekend Edition: Back from the brink. How to save a business in distress.

311

Dollar not so mighty, job claims rising, Trump has envelopes ready.

312

No big deal, but softer US CPI.

313

All quiet on tariff talks, but UK surprises with soft jobs data

314

All eyes on US China talks. Trump wants rocket fuel from the Fed.

315

Weekend Edition: Trump is not the end of the world

316

Talks with Xi, a Broken Bromance and Jobs Worries

317

Economy goes soft as Trump plays hardball

318

Job openings up, but growth forecasts down (globally and at home)

319

Doubling Down on Doubling Up

320

Oil and steel kick off a week, that finishes with jobs

321

Weekend Edition: A pragmatic Trump and a determined China

322

Courting Trump

323

NVIDIA beats of revenue, but misses on margin

324

US bounces back from a long weekend

325

Trump’s EU U-turn

326

Going round in circles

327

Ask Andrew: On NAB Earnings, the RBA, AI and the Economy

328

Bonds back from the brink

329

Should we be worried about US yields?

330

It could have been bigger

331

Deal and no deal

332

Talking in all directions

333

Weekend Edition: Thinking beyond the deal

334

Bond yields sink as Fed bets rise

335

The bounce and the Beautiful Bill

336

Markets rally on hopes of more deals

337

90-day reprieve on debilitating US China tariffs

338

Substantial progress. But who holds the cards?

339

Weekend Edition: CRE – Why Everyone Needs Good NABERS

340

A deal, a cut and another Trump trade tip

341

Patient Powell wants to wait and see

342

Trump will make the call on tariffs, but not interest rates

343

Markets uncertain despite strong Services ISM

344

Will US jobs survive the tariff war?

345

Weekend Edition: Dwelling prices on the rise. Where next?

346

Strong earnings, future concerns

347

US economy shrinks, but is it temporary?

348

Hopes remain as real data starts to flow in

349

What’s in store for US shoppers?

350

99 days of confusion

351

Weekend Edition: The Dollar Will Continue to Slide, Come What May

352

China’s tariff hopes. A less worse scenario.

353

Peak Trump? Bouncing back on hope of deals

354

Battle for the Fed Control

355

Weekend Edition: Flying on Thin Margins

356

NVIDIA AI chip ban as trade war with China escalates

357

Boeing banned, bearish bank survey, royal win for Britain?

358

More tariff exemptions, but equities lose their early gains

359

CEOs force exemptions. Is Trump ready to deal?

360

Weekend Edition: Does money supply determine economic health?

361

Short lived optimism

362

Trump Caves, Stocks Soar

363

Five Minutes to Midnight

364

Bad Medicine and Lots of Hope Priced In

365

China hits back. EU makes plans.

366

Weekend Edition: Australia’s happy place in the geopolitical landscape

367

Horror session after the gory details

368

Lousy Timing

369

RBA on hold, Trump ready to go

370

Fools Gold

371

Friday’s stagflation fears

372

Weekend Edition: Age Care Crisis Only Partially Fixed

373

Not tariffic for US auto makers

374

Cars and Copper – next for the Trump Treatment

375

Less confidence, less missiles

376

The brief return of exceptionalism

377

Nine More Sleeps

378

Weekend Edition: Bank Hybrids.  Just too complex?

379

Digesting the Fed’s Transitory Inflation Assumption

380

Fed focused on “signal to noise” ratio

381

Ceasefires – one ends as another opens up, perhaps

382

No news, good news

383

Future plans

384

Weekend Edition: Does Australia need to spend big on defence?

385

Booze battle brewing

386

Aluminium and steel tariffs, no exceptions. So far.

387

It was turnaround Tuesday

388

Is the US heading for a recession?

389

Working through the detox

390

Weekend Edition: How can women move faster up the corporate ladder?

391

Europe - Cut Rates and Rearm

392

Europe’s Bonds Dive

393

The trade war has begun, the battle over Ukraine defences continues.

394

An ocean apart

395

Keeping the dream alive

396

Weekend Edition - Where Australia sits in a Trumpian world

397

Did I say April? I meant March.

398

Tariffs: Mexico and Canada delayed, 25% coming Europe’s way

399

Feeling Risky

400

Markets coast as politics turns to peace talks

401

A less confident US, a more divided Germany

402

Weekend Edition: Germany: Not a great time to change government

403

Walmart worried, Trump mentions China deal

404

Is ECB rate still restrictive? Aussie employment today’s focus.

405

RBA easing slowly. More cuts “no lay-down misère”

406

US & Europe: Divided they stand

407

Have markets stopped believing?

408

Weekend Edition: The Irvine Fix: Simplicity, Productivity and Confidence

409

Trump’s Big Day includes VAT

410

Weaker dollar, rising inflation, falling US shares. Not so rock n’ roll America.

411

EU says ‘Back atcha!’ Is Australia exempt?

412

Trump - a man of steel (and aluminium)

413

The Empire Strikes Back

414

Weekend Edition: 2025:  Less growth, but still lots of opportunity

415

US Jobs Day, Bad News Day for Britain

416

Trade, gold, jobs and a rate cut

417

Tariffs. Here yesterday, gone today. What about tomorrow?

418

Bark v bite : Mexico tariffs on hold

419

Not so Tariffic

420

Weekend Edition: Housing costs - it’s all a question of supply

421

The ECB, the Fed one day on and the new path for the RBA

422

Fed and others less prepared to commit

423

Taking stock of AI, central banks, tariffs and Aussie inflation

424

China’s AI success spooks US investors

425

Weekend Edition: The future for telcos

426

Donald at Davos – lower oil prices and interest rates please

427

AI Masterplan and earnings boosts tech

428

The Day After, Tariff Doubts

429

Liberation Day

430

All Change

431

Weekend Edition: The Lowdown on High Employment

432

Waller Dovish, Bessent Reassuring.

433

Inflation eases and fears subside

434

US dollar stalls, the Tariff drip feed, markets await CPI

435

Dollar up again, yields rising - but why?

436

Year kicks off with rising inflation concerns

437

Weekend Edition: The Year That Was, and the Year That Will Be

438

The Fed Flow-Through and the Banks since.

439

Hawkish cut, on the slow road to 3 percent

440

UK wages push Gilts-Bund spread to historic levels

441

Better European service numbers, but US more so

442

Five central banks in the last gasp before Christmas

443

Weekend Edition: Rate cuts will boost the Australian psyche, says NAB Chief

444

ECB cuts, SNB more so. And Australia’s unexpected unemployment fall.

445

All systems go for a Fed cut next week

446

RBA. The first dove of Christmas.

447

Another China Rescue Plan

448

A week of cuts and uncertainty

449

Weekend Edition: With equities, is it a year for playing it safe at home?

450

Payrolls, Paris and OPEC+

451

Australia’s slow growth, weaker dollar

452

Crises ignored

453

Vive la révolution (of sorts)

454

Back to work, waiting for jobs numbers

455

Weekend Edition: Return of the Japanese Carry Trade

456

Slow down and split in two

457

Talking Turkey

458

Minutes, Tariffs and a Ceasefire

459

The Bessent ‘Safe Hands’ Bonanza

460

More US exceptionalism

461

Weekend Edition: Going Private

462

We want more

463

Spitting chips

464

Markets nervous as Russia drops the N word (again)

465

Firing over the line

466

Powell the Grinch?

467

Weekend Edition: A new world reorder, with FT’s Martin Wolf

468

Wait a little longer

469

Inflation in no hurry to come down, and neither is the US dollar

470

A brighter future for optimists

471

Pricing for Trump. But is it rational?

472

The Morning After the Week Before

473

Weekend Edition: Are we moving fast enough to tackle Australia’s housing crisis?

474

Too slow for Trump?

475

Them and the rest of us

476

Long time coming

477

Wafer thin difference

478

Jobs take back seat as election drives the markets

479

Weekend Edition: Has affordability finally hit home price growth?

480

US shares weaker on tech forecasts. UK markets judge budget.

481

Happy Hawkish Halloween

482

Jobs, growth, inflation and tech earnings.

483

Meta Search, Oil Drops, Rising Yields and Kamala’s Last Stand

484

A big week for data and tech earnings

485

Weekend Edition: Harris or Trump. Who wins. What changes?

486

Life in the Slow Lane

487

Canada cuts. ECB sends mixed messages.

488

All quiet, before the storm

489

Not sure where to go

490

Fine China. Handle with Care.

491

Weekend Edition: The asymmetric battle

492

ECB cuts rates, more to come soon?

493

Sneaking in another before Christmas?

494

Tariffs. The most beautiful word.

495

Stuck in a rut over the ditch

496

Hold on, it’s coming

497

Weekend Edition: A Suttle World Tour

498

Coming down slowly

499

Heavy Weather

500

Brassed off after a Golden Week

501

Global markets adjust to Fed expectations

502

Jobs a plenty

503

Weekend Edition: Going for Gold

504

Oil surges on Biden’s unanswered question

505

When Hawks Fly

506

Risk Off on Israel Iran War Fears

507

Powell resetting expectations?

508

War escalates, and Japan’s PM surprise

509

The Weekend Edition: The rise and rise of ETFs

510

The Bazooka, at long last?

511

Risk on switched off, whilst Riksbank gets on with it

512

Does China have a workable plan?

513

Disappointing news

514

Making minor adjustments

515

Weekend Edition: The Invisible Hand Behind Your Super Fund

516

Markets buoyant from Fed hikes. BoE plays it cool.

517

Fed cuts, revises dot plot, markets still want more

518

The widening Atlantic drift

519

Is the Fed spending too long in the shower?

520

Big or small?

521

Weekend Edition: Getting to know labour market data

522

ECB cuts rates and downgrades growth

523

A Swift win for Kamala, and a rogue CPI print

524

Market responds to OPEC+ downgrade. US CPI and THAT debate to come.

525

Bad Apple Not Stopping Bounce Back

526

Worried about revisions

527

Weekend Edition: China’s Missed Opportunity

528

Waiting on a knife edge

529

Less jobs, more uncertainty

530

Nervous Nellies

531

America back in time for manufacturing numbers

532

ECB and US inflation leading to rate cuts. Australia waits.

533

Weekend Edition: Australian Equities Doing Nicely Thankyou

534

AI caution, higher US spending and Aussie capex wanes

535

NVIDIA fails to disappoint

536

Aussie inflation and not much more

537

Letting it all sink in

538

The time has come

539

Weekend Edition: A world of difference - RBNZ v RBA

540

Let’s get gradual

541

Not much carry on

542

Holding Pattern

543

Shares Rally In Northern Hiatus

544

All eyes on Jackson Hole

545

Weekend Edition: Is there too much state debt?

546

Too much of a good thing

547

No surprises!

548

Risk appetite back for a day

549

Markets wait calmly for US inflation data

550

The recession they didn’t have to have

551

Weekend Edition: A bright future for Indigenous businesses

552

Markets turn, just on weekly jobless numbers?

553

T’was a Wobbly Wednesday

554

Crisis over. Carry on. Really?

555

Manic Monday

556

Markets rocked as Sahm Rule ignited

557

Weekend Edition: Well off track for Net Zero

558

BoE boldly goes where the Fed feared to tread

559

Fed holds, BoJ lifts, BoE set to cut. Shares go crazy.

560

When it rains it pours: Aussie inflation, Japan’s rate decision. Microsoft earnings

561

Markets calm before the storm

562

A big week for jobs, inflation, earnings and banks

563

Weekend Edition: Japan’s Inflation Revolution

564

US Goldilocks again, Germany Brothers Grimm

565

Tech stocks tumble, PMIs weak, Dudley warns recession

566

Markets cautious in the heart of earnings season

567

Less Trump trade, more tech

568

Bye Bye Biden

569

Weekend Edition: Investing on the Road to Net Zero – Why Aren’t We Leading?

570

Are equity markets looking more at a downturn than rate cuts?

571

Pre-Trump Trade Battles and Currency Fears

572

US retail runs hot and inflation day for many

573

Powell eyes labour market, equity markets eye Trump friendly stocks

574

Is Trump now a shoo-in for the Presidency?

575

Weekend Edition - 75 percent: The New Normal for Office Workers?

576

A quick response to slower inflation.

577

Where are the Descendants?

578

Powell says labour market is no longer an inflationary pressure

579

Where now for Europe?

580

No right turn in Paris

581

Weekend Edition: More on Australia’s House Price Quandary

582

Election Fever

583

Weaker Services data pushes equities higher and bond yields lower

584

What did Powell say to spur on US equity markets?

585

Yields push higher still, France’s political concerns ease, one more reason for BoJ to lift rates

586

A pinch and a punch, and a win for LePen

587

Weekend Edition: The Art and Science of Fixed Income. Without the straight lines.

588

US Core PCE deflator. Why you need to look at the second decimal place.

589

Australia’s inflationary shock and what it changes

590

Canada’s turn for an upside inflation surprise

591

NVIDIA’s correction, the Yen’s fall and the US-Europe divide

592

Europeans PMIs sluggish, US stronger

593

Weekend Edition: France’s shift right – a challenge for Europe?

594

A Swiss Lead in the Central Bank Euros

595

UK on target, markets take aim at France

596

Hawkish RBA, NVIDIA number one

597

France settles down, US equities hit new highs again

598

A week big on banks and politics

599

Weekend Edition: Private credit markets – what to know

600

One dot already beaten by the data

601

Just one dot, even as US inflation dips

602

Fed versus the iPhone

603

US jobs hot, Macron snaps

604

Weekend Edition: Mookhey’s Balancing Act in Australia’s Most Unaffordable State

605

ECB’s Hawkish Cut. Hardly a Surprise.

606

Let the easing begin

607

Cool Jobs, Majority Lost

608

Slightly softer

609

Europe’s sticky mess

610

Weekend Edition: How could Trump change the Fed?

611

Will the PCE Deflator pressure the Fed?

612

Inflation woes

613

US bond appetite eases, consumer confidence lifts

614

Europe assuming ‘maximum optionality’

615

Fanatical confusion

616

Weekend Edition: Tech. Too big to ignore? Or too much of a good thing?

617

Are strong PMIs pushing cuts back even further?

618

End of rein for soaked Sunak , whilst NVIDIA storms ahead

619

Rocky copper and worrying wages

620

AI mania and gold fever

621

Slow moves

622

Weekend edition: A budget that sets fiscal policy against monetary policy

623

Exuberance sees Dow pass 40k mark

624

Do the inflation and retail numbers cement in two cuts for the Fed?

625

Holding out for the hero stat

626

Budget day: Helping or hindering the inflation battle?

627

Warning signs on inflation persistence?

628

Weekend Edition: Fixing Australia’s productivity problem

629

BoE talks cuts, soonish. Market unphased.

630

Data drought with no clear direction, ahead of BoE

631

Is an RBA hike an emerging possibility?

632

RBA gives it all, but is any of it new?

633

US jobs cool and services soften

634

The Weekend Edition - The fundamentals of the Magnificent Seven

635

US productivity slips adding to labour costs

636

Fed’s lack of progress

637

Bond yields push higher, heavy losses in equities a day out from the Fed

638

A sticky last mile for Europe

639

Waiting longer as inflation persists

640

Weekend Edition: Moving up the renewables value chain

641

Stagflation anyone?

642

PMIs show narrowing US-Europe gap, Inflation Day for Australia

643

The Equities Strike Back (for now)

644

Is there a tech correction going on?

645

The Weekend Edition: Europe needs a confidence boost

646

Next Fed move, backend of the year, unless it’s up!

647

UK inflation slows, but not enough. Aussie employment numbers today.

648

It’s taking longer, says Powell

649

US retail moves markets, not the Middle East

650

Drone attack. Will Israel retaliate?

651

Weekend Edition: The "women with money" opportunity

652

Europe is getting ready, without being triumphant

653

US CPI surprise. The last mile just got longer

654

Two central banks and lots of unhappy small businesses

655

Treasury yields hit year highs on creeping doubts about Fed easing

656

US payrolls too hot for the Fed?

657

Weekend Edition: China’s future – on its terms

658

Australia’s housing problem, US markets choppy ahead of jobs numbers

659

Powell waits whilst service sector softens

660

Yields rise over expected Fed delays

661

Hopeful data suggests US is heading for ‘no landing’

662

Weekend Edition: Bronwyn Curtis on central banks and growth

663

A scramble to the quarter end

664

Break the glass and get ready for inflation numbers

665

Controlling the Yuan and the Yen

666

Easing hopes and a falling Yuan

667

Weekend Edition: The Great Education Bounce Back

668

Bad Apple, Swiss Surprise, English Hawks fly

669

Fed feels its way slowly

670

In the thick of it

671

Aiming for zero

672

One move out of six this week?

673

Weekend Edition: Aussie agriculture, scaling up to thrive

674

The lengthening last mile

675

Hungry for US bonds, wage wins in Japan

676

US inflation hotter than expected

677

Last minute nerves ahead of US inflation

678

The US jobs numbers that surprised, then didn’t

679

Weekend Edition: Equality Japanese Style

680

All eyes back on June with hopes of no payrolls surprise

681

Aussie bounces, ECB likely to stick

682

US caution amidst stock shocks and services slowdown

683

Is Xi Jinping still Mr 5 percent?

684

Will weaker US data speed-up cuts?

685

Weekend Edition: Stage 3 tax cuts, not exactly tax reform

686

‘As expected’ brings a sigh of relief

687

RBNZ is done with hikes, Aussie retail will bounce back today

688

All quiet at the casino, all eyes over the ditch

689

The day before tomorrow

690

It won’t happen overnight, but it will happen

691

Weekend Edition: Getting Ready for Trump

692

NVIDIA stirs up AI madness

693

Are the US, UK and Europe all looking at June?

694

Canada first to go lower?

695

Second decimal point moves for Presidents Day

696

Another sign of a bumpy path for inflation

697

Weekend Edition: Big tech. Which business model wins?

698

Surprising data does little to move the dial for central banks

699

Back to expecting faster cuts (RBA/RBNZ excepted)?

700

Overreacting to US CPI?

701

Waiting for the night

702

The CPI anticlimax, NZ’s rate worries and new highs for US shares

703

Weekend Edition: Cashing in on Australia’s tourism revival

704

Not ready to toggle

705

Equities soaring higher, central bankers talk longer

706

No hurry for RBA cut, maybe even a hike?

707

New look RBA song and dance act today

708

Will US inflation bounce back?

709

Weekend Edition: Emerging trends in Australia’s post-COVID property market

710

BoE last cab off the rank

711

FOMC holds, no hurry to move down

712

The Fed’s quandary: A soft landing but jobs plentiful

713

Limbering up for cuts. Who goes first?

714

You want busy?

715

Weekend Edition: Home or away – where to head with shares in 2024?

716

China Tries Again

717

Sweet Relief for China’s Rocky Road?

718

Light on news, high on hope

719

Share Crazy

720

Weekend Edition: Will ETFs give crypto an air of respectability?

721

US jobless claims fall, so did Aussie jobs

722

Pricing for procrastination

723

Waller asks ‘what’s the rush?’

724

European rates higher for longer, on the edge of a potential recession?

725

How far ahead is US on the race to kill inflation?

726

US CPI not so soft, NAB’s new Q4 CPI forecast

727

Inflation softer than expected, but hold your horses on rate cut hopes

728

Treading cautiously into a new year

729

Weekend Edition: A year big on surprises. Will there be more in 2024?

730

Has the US already met its inflation target?

731

UK inflation falls faster than expected. Hard for the BoE to hike now.

732

RBA going for the mid-point, BoJ going nowhere, Canada’s inflation bounces back

733

RBA minutes and BoJ; could be a whole lot of nothing, but there again ...

734

Is the Fed backtracking on rates cuts?

735

Weekend Edition: Generative AI is here, ready or not.

736

BoE and ECB staying on top of the mountain

737

Aussie wins against drop in the US dollar as Fed gets ready to cut

738

US inflation data doesn’t change the game

739

Aussie Floats On, Yen Falls Back

740

US jobs numbers too hot?

741

Weekend Edition: Getting Back with Britain

742

Is BoJ preparing a pre-Christmas surprise?

743

All signs point to slower growth and falling inflation

744

A hold, an epiphany and jobs market easing

745

A momentary change of direction

746

Yields falling further and Powell can’t stop them

747

Weekend Edition: Ross McEwan on the economy, housing, cybercrime, AI and home working

748

Euroflation falls, the US dollar strikes back

749

All steps in the right direction

750

Something is giving, and it’s the pace of the US economy

751

An inbetweeny day

752

Falling dollar helps the Aussie, but only so far

753

Weekend Edition: Three key trends in the super industry

754

Europe a bit stronger (or less weak)

755

Bullock’s hawkishness. Will one rise be enough?

756

A hawkish turn from the central banks

757

Back to bonds

758

Take a breather

759

Weekend Edition: Let's Get Ethical

760

Slowdown fears spoil the party

761

Goldilocks rides again

762

US inflation slowdown fuels party mood

763

The only number that matters

764

US higher for longer, RBA more dovish

765

Weekend Edition: Risky Business, Confusing Times

766

Interest wanes at 30 year Treasury auction

767

Oil readying for a slowdown

768

RBA late to the party

769

The rate that slows the nation

770

Tide turns after US jobs data

771

Weekend Edition: Ann Sherry on driving change in uncertain times

772

Back to bonds as BoE forecasts a growth hit for Britain

773

Hold on says the Fed. But for how long?

774

BoJ loosens its grip, Fed will keep a tight hold

775

Escalation fears ease, RBA’s expectations rise, Europe’s inflation falls

776

Preparing for the slowdown

777

Weekend Edition: In it for the long haul

778

Return of the soft landing

779

Aussie CPI & ECB; sentiment sours a little

780

Some hope, jobs confusion and Aussie CPI

781

A wild night without direction

782

Have yields peaked? Will central banks ease off the pedal?

783

Weekend Edition: Could Europe Bring Down Rates Faster?

784

10 year treasuries nip at 5 percent

785

Yields Bondanza

786

US shopping adds pressure on the Fed

787

Markets accept a little more risk

788

Risky

789

Weekend Edition: Is super delivering on the promise?

790

US Inflation too hot to ignore

791

More caution from the Fed, very little in Gaza

792

Expect the unexpected

793

Conflict uncertainty mixed with rate optimism

794

Hot jobs numbers add to treasuries sell-off

795

Weekend Edition: The Chinese Way

796

What do we want to see in the jobs data?

797

Less jobs and cheaper oil pauses bond and equity sell-off

798

US yields jolt higher and all that that entails.

799

US yields push higher, BoJ steps in, RBA to stand firm

800

Weekend Edition: Is NetZero transitioning us to higher inflation?

801

Diverging paths

802

Oil’s low stockpiles, sticky Aussie services inflation

803

Will Aussie inflation knock the RBA off its perch?

804

Bond yields higher, but directionless

805

Still more Rate Expectations

806

The Weekend Edition: The long road back for small business

807

BoE joins those on hold. Who will break first?

808

The Fed’s narrow path is getting longer

809

Hang on for a hold

810

Too much speculation, too much liquidity, not enough oil?

811

A week of central bank uncertainty

812

The Weekend Edition: It’s tough at the top of the mountain

813

Europe reaches the peak, or is it a false summit?

814

Higher than expected US CPI fails to move markets

815

Aussie consumer confidence hit but businesses keep prices up

816

Aussie dollar boosted on China fix. Japanese yields boosted by potential BoJ switch.

817

G20 said nothing, wait for the data

818

If we only plan to meet our climate targets, we’re missing a trick

819

US dollar dominance continues as Yuan hits 16 year low

820

A beige soft landing, but is US service growth too strong?

821

Out with a whimper not a bang

822

Lowe’s Last Stand, Lagarde’s Humble Pie

823

Was US payrolls a Goldilocks moment?

824

Weekend Edition: Is Monetary Policy Working? Which Central Banks have got it right?

825

Heading Up Table Mountain

826

Soft is good for the US, but European CPI is harder to take

827

A quick JOLT to the equity and bond markets

828

Choppy shopping

829

A Jackson Hole Lot of Nothing

830

Weekend Edition: Fixing Australia’s productivity problem

831

About turn ahead of Jackson Hole

832

Has the slowdown begun in earnest?

833

US re-acceleration possible but Aussie dollar weakness expected to continue.

834

Treasury yields push to new post GFC highs

835

Heading to Jackson Hole through a sea of uncertainty

836

Weekend Edition: Bonds, back and not so boring

837

China, more talk less action

838

The Inflation Risk is Strong

839

Heavy data day turns markets red

840

Slow moves, thin trade ahead of data splurge

841

Not out of the woods yet

842

Weekend Edition: Australian shares – destination unknown?

843

Inflation eases, Fed hold expected, but bond yields rise

844

China deflates, gas spikes, US CPI later

845

Chinas slowdown, foreign bank worries, more Aussie resilience

846

Hope rises during the inflation waiting game.

847

Payrolls sparks bond reversal

848

Weekend Edition: Australia’s Property Recovery Slows

849

Bond sell-off continues, BoE tightens, jobs numbers tonight

850

Fitch Ignored, ADP questioned, Treasuries peak, BoE could go 50

851

The Trifecta Pulling the Aussie Dollar Lower

852

Storm in a Japanese Tea Cup. Next stop, RBA.

853

Why markets responded to BoJ’s easing control

854

Whirlwind tour for markets as US GDP surprises

855

Soft landing, slow road back

856

A shot in the arm for China boosts the Aussie and commodities

857

More irrational exuberance?

858

Lifting rates this week? Yes, Yes, No.

859

Too many jobs for central banks liking

860

UK CPI not really bad news for a change

861

Cooling inflation hope, but does it include NZ and UK?

862

China slows more, could the RBA minutes give the Aussie another hit?

863

Confidence with a question mark

864

Confidence Grows Further

865

US inflation cools more than we dared hope

866

A slow slowdown

867

Slow road for China

868

US jobs relief, inflation data this week

869

Jobs Frenzy

870

US jobs numbers start today

871

RBA wait and see

872

Go or no from Lowe?

873

Softly softly

874

Not giving up

875

The fall in the Aussie and the rise of the Hawks

876

US data too hot for the Fed?

877

The calm after the storm

878

Is that enough for now?

879

Panic Stations

880

More hikes a pretty good guess

881

Aussie dips, UK braces itself, Powell ready for a grilling

882

It it ain’t broken, break it

883

All quiet for Juneteenth

884

ECB hikes, Aussie jobs a worry for RBA

885

Unanimous uncertainty

886

Inflation in US under control, UK has problems

887

To pause, raise or skip – the Fed’s dilemma

888

Jobless claims help cool things a little

889

Canadian Copycats

890

Yes they did

891

Will they or won’t they?

892

Oil cuts, wage rises and rate hikes

893

Aussie bounce as debt bills sails through

894

Aussie low on China worries, European inflation eases

895

Lowe in the hotseat, McCarthy fights his corner

896

The nervous period

897

It's a deal!

898

Chip Rally vs Debt Worries

899

Division, wherever you look

900

Last Chance Saloon

901

Divided they stand

902

Buckle Up, it’s going to be a bumpy ride

903

Taking McCarthy at his word

904

Debt deal is doable

905

RBA eyes up productivity and wages

906

Dancing on the Ceiling

907

A nervous overreaction?

908

BoE hikes against softer global outlook

909

As expected, not worse than expected

910

ECB sends clear message, with lots of slides

911

NAB Business Survey offers a glimmer of hope

912

Labour market tightness vs the credit crunch

913

ECB raises rates, markets worried

914

Fed up, then what?

915

Jolts from jobs, banks and the RBA

916

One bank rescued, one central bank on hold

917

A big week for central banks as US inflation hangs on

918

US economy is slowing, but consumers are still spending, labour market is still tight

919

Markets pulled between high tech and bank lows

920

Back to worrying about banks

921

Should we forget about recession?

922

Looking on the soft side

923

New RBA structure. BOE’s double digit problem.

924

China’s latent shopping frenzy

925

A night of not much

926

Divided we stand, sideways we move

927

RBA’s dilemma - more working, less job ads

928

US inflation is sticky

929

On top of the CPI hill

930

Back and a little confused

931

RBNZ takes large mallet from the toolkit

932

Guilty as charged

933

Weaker US manufacturing data offsets oil inflation concerns

934

OPEC happy to spoil the party

935

US banking on a slowdown. NAB’s new call on the RBA

936

Aussie inflation falls further. Job done for the RBA?

937

Not much ado about nothing much

938

Quietly confident, for now

939

No Deutsche Courage

940

Three more hikes in a day

941

Fed hikes, BoE given a nasty inflation surprise

942

We’ve got your back

943

The Day After

944

A Swiss Deal

945

Crisis? What crisis?

946

Swiss panic

947

Back to Plan A (almost)

948

Fed in a tight spot

949

Going for Broke

950

Jobs and Japan

951

An Ocean Apart

952

RBA less hawkish, Powell more so. Big market response.

953

To Pause or Not to Pause? That is the RBA question.

954

A great week for those who like volatility

955

US yields pushing well above 4 percent

956

China bouncing back, BoE holding back, Treasuries kick higher

957

Europe’s Inflation Worries

958

EU and UK shake on it

959

US inflation rebound. What now?

960

Jobs and prices – bad news for the Fed

961

Wages Day

962

Resilience and hope drives bond yields higher

963

US back to work with the PMIs

964

All quiet for Presidents Day

965

Misleading jobs numbers and more signs inflation is hard to beat

966

Americans and Aussies spend, whilst UK prices slide

967

Resilient inflation pushes yields higher and sends stocks in a spin

968

Fireworks for Inflation Day

969

Canada’s turn to surprise on jobs

970

Mixed messages but a clear one from bond yields

971

All quiet but for the sound of central bankers

972

Hawkish RBA, open Powell

973

Will the RBA join the push to go higher?

974

Do more jobs mean more work for central banks?

975

We don’t believe you

976

Fed up and the fight ain’t over

977

Slower US wages growth gives hope for a Fed pause

978

ECB still faces inflation and output challenges

979

A big week for earnings and central banks

980

US growth provides cautious optimism

981

US stocks hit by reality check, Aussie CPI today

982

Thin trade before a flurry of PMIs

983

Year of the Rabbit. Ready for the bounce?

984

Overreaction to Aussie jobs numbers, none to US debt ceiling

985

Central banks hold out despite weaker data

986

Europe has the edge, BoJ keeps us guessing

987

Big questions for BoJ and BoE, with no easy answers

988

Quietly Confident

989

Heading in the right direction

990

Aussie Retail Therapy & US Inflation-Watch

991

Early optimism

992

Big from Japan

993

Last minutes before Christmas

994

US services slide, whilst China promises a J-curve recovery

995

Hawks fly over frigid Europe

996

Hawkish Fed with higher rates for longer

997

Christmas comes early with cooler US inflation

998

US equities bounce ahead of a divided Fed

999

US producer prices spark inflation worries ahead of the Fed

1000

Slight risk bounce as US markets “clutch at straws”