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Quiet at home, loud everywhere else

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A quarter of movement but not much progress

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Unemployment enters the RBA's band as yields hit twenty-year highs

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Economist Andrew Hunt on the end of the post-pandemic credit boom

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What a defensive diversifier has to look like now, with Christian Baylis

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Three central banks, five days, one direction

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Hawks at home, oil abroad and a harder question about playing defence in these markets

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Just noisy bond markets, or is the start of something?

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Will America's creditors keep buying? With Economist Andrew Hunt

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Australian inflation refuses to budge & Warsh talks tough(ish) at Jackson Hole

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Australia's August Reporting season: the unloved are rallying with Tim Binsted

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Australia’s reporting season: rotation beneath a flat tape

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A hawkish RBA hold and a rally that is finally broadening

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What Australian small caps add to diversified portfolios in the here and now with Ben Griffiths

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The strongest earnings season since 2021

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Inflation breaks the RBA's way while markets punish big tech spending

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Putting Ourselves in the Way of Good Luck

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Beyond the chip trade in emerging markets with Rahul Desai of Aikya

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Who funds the AI boom when borrowing costs are rising?

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Why Markets = Faith x Liquidity with Economist Andrew Hunt

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Volatility Returns But Not Everywhere

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Looking through the noise with markets priced for much good news

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AI, oil and a flat local market: FY25/26 in review

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What Kevin Warsh's Fed could mean for Australian rates with Christian Baylis

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Oil, peace and the price of patience

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Markets exhale, then catch their breath

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Back to January? Why the Deal Changes the Headline, Not the pipes with Economist Andrew Hunt

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SpaceX's trillion-dollar debut, a preliminary deal signed and a hawkish RBA hold

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The week that re-set expectations

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NASDAQ up 40%, Korea up 100% and a software rebound - the year so far in review

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Hormuz, Hikes and the First Australian Crack

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Finding value in the AI wreckage with Pzena Investment Management

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US 30-year yields top 5% as inflation broadens beyond fuel

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Australia’s budget night, the Macquarie Conference and where real returns come from with Tim Binsted

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Last night’s budget, Hormuz and a hotter US CPI print

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April's record rally meets Sunday's missile strike as the RBA hikes to 4.35%

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Liquidity, Faith and a Coming Reckoning? Andrew Hunt's Macro Outlook

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Oil at US$108, US earnings surge and Europe cracks

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The Defence Dilemma: Why Hiding in Bonds Isn't What It Used to Be

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In TACO we trust: Equity markets rally for a third straight week

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The ceasefire sparked the strongest rally in weeks but it didn't last

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Iran Brinkmanship Dominates as Markets Ride a Rollercoaster Week

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March tested markets from every angle. Here's where things stand.

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The Plumbing is Creaking, But It's Not Quite Time to Run for the Hills with Andrew Hunt

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War, Oil and the Spectre of Rate Hikes Define a Brutal Week for Markets

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Who are the disrupted and who are the disruptors with Tim Binsted

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The largest oil disruption on record but markets remain resilient

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The "SaaSpocalypse" & where Munro Partners is finding growth

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Middle East conflict drives oil's largest weekly gain on record and Australian shares' worst week since 2022

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Middle East Conflict: Central banks will probably come to the rescue but watch for cracks in credit

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A volatile February ends with geopolitics front and centre

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The 2006 parallels as global capital flows reverse with Economist Andrew Hunt

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The Week the Supreme Court Moved Markets

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US Inflation cools but tech continues to takes hits

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Markets navigate RBA hike, AI capex jitters and a growing rotation trade

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The Case for Emerging Market Consumers with Tassos Stassopoulos

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January Closes with Gold's Dramatic Reversal

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The U.S. credit boom and why the PBOC holds the cards with Andrew Hunt

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Gold Surges and the Dollar Slides as Geopolitical Tensions and Rate Expectations Collide

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Navigating Bond and Credit Markets in 2026 with Christian Baylis

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Geopolitics, rotation and early earnings test market confidence

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Markets start 2026 with momentum but caution is warranted

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2025 confounded expectations in one crucial way.

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Private credit in Australia under the microscope with Joel Sasim & James Fleiter

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Rate Hike Risks Resurface Across Major Economies

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There’s still opportunity within Chinese macro constraints with Trinetra Investment Management

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Central Banks Diverge as Australia Charts Its Own Course

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Why the global economy is on the precipice with economist Andrew Hunt

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A Week of Two Halves: From Early Weakness to a Late-Week Recovery

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AI Jitters Leave Markets on Edge

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Markets Caught Between Shutdown Relief and Valuation Reality

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Cautious Central Banks and Overconfident Markets

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Markets Balance Tech Optimism Against Consumer Headwinds as Central Banks Loom

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Equity markets have calmed down but gold is anxious

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An Uptick in Volatility as Markets Navigate Trade Tensions and Policy Uncertainty

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Markets Navigate Data Blackout Amid Political Turbulence

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Markets Navigate Mixed Signals as Q3 Ends

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Markets Digest Fed Expectations and Global Growth Concerns

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Markets Navigate Fed Expectations Amid Mixed Global Signals

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Markets Split as U.S. Weakens but Australia Holds Firm

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Markets Navigate Political Uncertainty as Gold Soars and Trade Tensions Escalate

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Markets Wrestle with Tech Reality Check and Policy Divergence

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Markets send mixed signals | CSL leads headlines in Aussie reporting season

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​​Markets digest tariffs, rate cuts, and record bank earnings

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Big tech delivers but jobs and trade risks weigh on markets

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Trade Relief Meets Sluggish Data

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S&P at All‑Time Highs but Consumers Feel Tariff Pressure

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Markets Shrug at Tariffs But Inflation Pressures Are Building

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RBA Holds, Fed Pressured, and Tariffs Return

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Markets Weigh Trade Deals, Rate Cuts and Fiscal Uncertainty

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Markets Recover as Geopolitical Tensions Ease and Central Banks Shift Focus

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Despite Escalating Middle East Conflict, Global Markets Show Resilience

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With Tariffs Unresolved and Growth Slowing, Central Banks Tread Carefully

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Tariffs, Tech & Slow Growth: The Mixed Signals of Markets

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Markets Whipsaw on Trade Tensions and Tariff Reprieves

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Markets Climb Despite Debt Downgrade and Economic Worries

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Trade Truce Lifts Markets But Long-Term Clarity Still Lacking

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Markets Balance Positive Signals Against Persistent Risks

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Markets Rise in Relief Ahead of Important Data Release

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Markets Caught Between Tension and Relief