Following the resumption of rate rises from the RBA earlier this week, many Australians have been left wondering how things ...

DXY is back and showing no signs of fatigue. The AUD looks like a man clinging to the edge of a cliff. It has overshot its ...

Regional Australia should be alarmed by the latest long-term projections from the Centre for Population, which risk tilting ...

The ferrous jaws are finally closing. Another 3-4% and we will be at some kind of weak equilibrium in steel profits. That is, ...

The State of Queensland is running large operating deficits, averaging 3.2% of operating revenue between FY25–FY27. The operating deficit is expected to peak at nearly 6% in FY26. Deficits after ...

Melbourne’s status as an economic wasteland continues to grow. The latest labour force data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), presented below by CBA, shows that Victoria has recorded the ...

Australia’s 50% capital gains tax (CGT) discount for individuals (introduced in 1999) has come under renewed scrutiny, with a broad coalition calling for reform to ease the housing affordability ...

NDX is threatening to make a mess as recent range breaks down. Charts from TME. The fringe always leads the centre. Enough?

As noted many times, Australia enjoyed a few brief sane years of trade diversification when ScoMo stuck COVID up Beijing in ...

The Albanese government’s 5% deposit scheme has encouraged many Australian first-home buyers to enter the market. Introduced ...

The ferrous jaws are closing, though we still need a price nearer to $90 for iron ore for steel enterprises to make sense.

Victorians have experienced acute Stockholm Syndrome with respect to the state Labor government. Victoria’s nine-month ...