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Macroeconomic News: Insights into Economic Trends and Developments

the real estate cycle and taxes

The Federal Budget, the Property Market, and the ‘Law of Economic Absorption’

I managed to pin my eyes open to watch the budget speech the other night. It reads like Christmas morning for the property sector

By Catherine Cashmore, Thursday, 31 March 2022

Tesla logoa at head quarters

Tesla’s Secret Deal Suggests More Upside for Battery Metals

In today’s Money Morning…locking in supply…an agreement that is supposedly meant to be a big secret…VW jumps into the battery boom…and more…

By Ryan Clarkson-Ledward, Thursday, 31 March 2022

Telstra Share Price Flat on Shock CEO Retirement [ASX:TLS]

Telstra Corp Ltd [ASX:TLS] is in the spotlight after long-serving CEO Andrew Penn retired. Will Telstra’s approach and strategy change?

By Kiryll Prakapenka, Wednesday, 30 March 2022

Reality of China's Power - Chinese Politics and Power Shift

The Delusion of a Thriving Chinese Economy

Despite economic success, China is likely near the peak of its power and influence in the world. A host of problems are confronting the Chinese economy.

By Jim Rickards, Wednesday, 30 March 2022

What Is the Truth about the Chinese ‘Growth Miracle’?

In his last article for The Daily Reckoning Australia, Jim Rickards started to explain why the West’s delusions of China are starting to break down. We’re always told about how powerful the Chinese economy is. But that isn’t the complete truth… In today’s Daily Reckoning Australia, Jim dismantles the delusion of the Chinese ‘growth miracle’. […]

By Callum Newman, Wednesday, 30 March 2022

analysing the markets during war

Following the Leaders

Where do they get the money? There are only three possible sources. Taxes. Borrowing. Or printing. By which of these are the people of the US better off?

By Bill Bonner, Wednesday, 30 March 2022

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