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The ferrous complex is looking toppy. Yesterday’s June data was bad for Chinese steel. The only conclusion one can draw from ...
All eyes were on the release of the latest US CPI print which accelerated over the year showing that the Trump regime’s ...
Last month, credit ratings firm S&P estimated that Australia’s state and federal governments’ combined budget deficits ...
Roy Morgan has published its annual survey measuring the levels of trust and distrust that Australians have in the economy.
DXY is back and EUR is trash. AUD has a nasty double top. Lead boots are OK. Gold and oil are in trouble. Ditto metals. Big mining rotation, my butt. EM pumped and dumped. Junk is warning. As yields ...
A meeting of the national cabinet in August 2023 agreed on a target of 1.2 million new homes to be built between 1 July 2024 and 1 July 2029. This 1.2 million target requires 240,000 homes to be ...
Does anybody recall “Pig Iron Bob”. Sir Robert Menzies’s pejorative moniker that he took to the grave? The name sprang from ...
The uneasy start to the trading week continues as markets weigh up the recent EU and Mexican tariff letters from the Trump ...
New Zealand’s economy unexpectedly grew by 0.8%, surpassing the Reserve Bank’s forecast of 0.4%. However, as illustrated ...
International education is purported to be Australia’s fourth-largest export, valued by the Australian Bureau of Statistics ...
Treasurer Jim “chicken” Chalmers is already plotting your next power bill shock. You are currently enjoying a big shock, and ...
The Market Ear on more possible buyers. What’s not to like…? Equities may be at all-time highs, but positioning and sentiment ...
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