A better mood on Asian share markets today bolstered by the new US-Japan “deal” which sent Japanese stocks more than 2% ...

New Zealand experienced one of the world’s largest house price increases during the pandemic, only for prices to then crash ...

The Market Ear says the latter. Real economic headwind Goldman sees tariffs as a real economic headwind—not just a headline ...

As we know, the corrupt RBA won’t ever mention immigration, so it’s unable to forecast anything, least of all inflation. This ...

Westpac with the note. Leading Index growth rate drops to 0.03% in June. Main drag coming from commodity prices, sentiment and hours worked. Detail suggests some near-term fragility if recent supports ...

The continued push for energy self sufficiency in China and India sees coal demand surge, even as global export volumes are ...

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has released a participants list for its upcoming Economic Reform Roundtable, which “is all about ...

The ferrous rocket flamed out yesterday. Miners are gapping into madness as the Pilbara killer cometh. At these prices, which ...

Victoria has had the cheapest energy on the East Coast for many years. The VIC government likes to crow about it. But there ...

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) shocked economists by holding the official cash rate (OCR) at 3.85% at its latest ...

DXY is getting pounded again. AUD is up. Lead boots too. Gold surged. Oil caput. Metals mania! Even gave life to mining dogs.

Last night saw risk markets unable to make headway again, although European stocks sold off across the calendar as the lack of any progress on any trade deals with the Trump regime continues to weigh.