Copper prize awaits for BHP
Anglo’s rejection of BHP was quite simply moronic, and now the ‘Big Australian’ can simply step back and watch as its smaller rival implodes.
Terry McCrann
McCrann: Kiss rate cut goodbye
Australians doing it tough can kiss goodbye any chance of an imminent interest rate cut after Wednesday’s higher than expected inflation figure.
Why rates limbo might soon end
Dismal retail sales data would usually lead to widespread speculation of an interest rate cut at the mid-June meeting. But not this time. Here’s why.
All-in on Australia a good idea?
Investors like the plan – so far – but is Lendlease’s strategy to shrink back to Australia really that great?
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Future Fund’s $150bn success
The $212bn Future Fund is Australia’s greatest national financial asset and it must be protected at all costs.
Looming RBA meeting a test of ‘Chalmers Rules’
The looming meetings of the RBA and the Federal Reserve plus the latest inflation figures will set the foundations for the year ahead and also test Treasurer Jim Chalmers.
How 2023 scored gold, but rates won’t be our boon next year
It took until the last two months of the year, but the ‘Golden 2023’ for investors, that I suggested just on a year ago might be delivered by the Fed, did finally arrive.
Our golden age of coal
The world – led by China and India – is burning coal at record levels, while a wind and solar fantasy threatens to plunge Australia into darkness.
Bowen demands blackouts credit
We’re lurching towards an energy disaster, and Chris Bowen is captain of the ship.
ANZ foolishly doubles down
ANZ made a deliberate decision to mislead its shareholders and the market in 2015 and now its board, in its stupidity, wants to ‘own’ that decision.
Budget’s $200bn, two-year windfall
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has ridden an extraordinary, unprecedented and also totally unpredicted $200bn two-year revenue surge.
Why US rate cuts are more likely
Even though our Cup Day rate hike was a mistake, the US is likely to beat us to the next move – which will be down.
The huge hole in our new immigration plan
Infrastructure Australia has exposed the huge hole in the government’s immigration plan, which puts the interests of most Australians last.
The Ponzi stays in place
How can anyone trust anything this government and these two ministers in particular say – far less, actually do – about immigration?
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