If the RBA follows historical norms, rates will be cut significantly, but the windfall won't be like those seen in the past.

One of the reasons China grovelers are so prevalent in Australia is the argument that China is one of the few substantial ...

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DXY bounced with solid US jobs. AUD did not. Lead boots plod on. Gold gets more worrying by the day. Metals reversed. The big ...

Overnight saw the passage of the Trump regime’s Big Bloody Awful Bill for the middle/working class by the Republican controlled Congress, but this was overshadowed by a surprisingly upbeat NFP print ...

In this week’s podcast, Nucleus Wealth’s Chief Investment Officer, Damien Klassen looked through what worked in 2025, what ...

What if we could sprinkle some magic on the housing market and stop it growing faster than wages, when would homes be ...

The St Louis Fed recently did an interesting AI survey that suggested the benefits of AI are large in certain areas but far ...

Stock markets were doing well in Asia until it seemed like a leak of tonight’s US unemployment print by Trump spitting his ...

The ABS. The seasonally adjusted balance on goods decreased $2,621m in May. Goods credits (exports) decreased $1,168m (2.7%) ...

Once upon a time Australia's migration intake was a huge boost to net new home construction, today it's a significant drag.

Above all else one Australian city is seeing an exodus of residents that accounts for 2/3 of all net outflows at a national ...