ASX News LIVE | XJO Ends Flat as ‘Higher for Longer’ Era Sets In
ASX 200 ends flat following morning sell-off as global markets bet rates will stay higher for longer. US bond yields rise to decade highs. Costa and News Corp feature.
Macroeconomic News: Insights into Economic Trends and Developments
On the Nature of the Universe
Policymakers and Fed watchers are now giving more attention to a new line of argument, that central banks need to take account of what their actions mean for the supply side of the economy.
Fix the Economy, Stupid!
Most Australians are weighed down by the burden of rising living costs as our economy is slowly reeling from the chaos in the past three years. Our government and various institutions are not only not helping us but they’re saddling us with more problems. It’s clear that they don’t have our interests in mind. ‘The Voice’ is the latest example of selling us more troubles in the name of uniting our country. There’s a way to unite the country. It’s not hard…just fix the economy, stupid!
ASX News LIVE | ASX to Fall; US Fed Holds Interest Rates Hints One More Raise This Year
The US Fed left rates unchanged last night but signalled a hawkish stance on raising rates one more time this year and keeping them higher for longer. Wall St fell as a response while yields climbed alongside the dollar.
ASX News LIVE | ASX to Fall; US Fed Holds Interest Rates Hints One More Raise This Year
The US Fed left rates unchanged last night but signalled a hawkish stance on raising rates one more time this year and keeping them higher for longer. Wall St fell as a response while yields climbed alongside the dollar.
Australia’s Energy (Not Climate) Emergency
We have a special article for today from our Editorial Director Greg Canavan. You’ve heard a lot both from and about him recently, on the research he’s been conducting around the Net Zero Agenda. For him, it’s an economic and investment debate, not a political or ideological one. And he firmly believes that if we let this transition continue, we’ll only be watching costs rise and our standard of living fall. Read on…
