DXY no bueno. AUD bueno. Lead boots going nowhere. Gold bueno. Metals no bueno. Miners no bueno. EM no bueno. Junk no bueno.

I have often argued that the Australian Bureau of Statistics’ (ABS) reported $51 billion of education exports is exaggerated ...

Its all about bonds overnight with the Japanese selloff extending to US sovereign debt as the latest Trump “Tax” Deal (aka ...

RBA Governor Michele Bullock’s media appearance this week was viewed as a victory lap in the fight against inflation. Bullock ...

Nobody believed that the federal government’s target to build 1.2 million homes over five years was realistic. The highest ...

Risk markets in Asia are building positive momentum despite the flat sessions on Wall Street overnight although all eyes are ...

I explained last week why Australia’s energy costs will inevitably soar as the nation replaces traditional baseload ...

The Productivity Commission (PC) recently announced a review of the corporate tax system, with the PC expected to release a ...

Volatility compression – extreme edition S&P average stock IV has decreased by 12.6v over the last month. For additional ...

Westpac summarises the drivel. One area that the RBA had previously pointed to as a reason for not being confident that ...

Westpac with the note. The six-month annualised growth rate in the Westpac Melbourne Institute Leading Index, which indicates ...

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has refused to rule out extending the federal government’s energy rebate for a third time. However, he ...