US and NZ show RBA must hike rates in May
It’s utterly ludicrous to think that RBA governor Philip Lowe could look at the upcoming March quarter inflation figures and then not hike rates in May.
It’s utterly ludicrous to think that RBA governor Philip Lowe could look at the upcoming March quarter inflation figures and then not hike rates in May.
The disturbing signs that opposition leader Anthony Albanese is suffering from ‘Early Onset Joe Biden’ are a matter of fundamental concern.
For Anthony Albanese not to know the official cash rate and unemployment rate shows that everything that’s been happening in the economy has passed him by completely.
RBA governor Philip Lowe has signalled rate rises are coming, so why not pull the trigger in May?
With a quarter of the nation’s economy going back into recession with Victoria’s latest lockdown, the real financial horror story could be yet to come. And there are three things the Federal government can do to prevent it, writes Terry McCrann.
The ASX and ASIC have together signed off on the retail rip-off rort which allows institutional investors to rip off mum and dad and self-managed super fund retail investors, writes Terry McCrann.
Why is the Takeovers Panel taking so long to throw out an application by Virgin Australia bondholders to stymie its buyout when it has no jurisdiction, asks Terry McCrann.
Any idea that the super system would grow over time to replace the old age pension for the vast majority of the population is well and truly busted. Now its time to immediately rethink the entire system, writes Terry McCrann.
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