Qantas right to fight ACCC
Qantas has entirely plausible explanations for the so-called ‘ghost flights’ it’s being pilloried for, and the ACCC should stand down.
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No need to race to rate hike on Cup Day
A lot can happen between now and Melbourne Cup Day, but as it stands there’s little reason for another RBA rate hike.
Inflation up but no Cup Day rate hike likely
Inflation kicked higher in the September quarter but not to a level which would demand a rate hike by RBA governor Michele Bullock and her board on Melbourne Cup day.
Rates are a worry but bonds are the real concern
A bad CPI could trigger another RBA rate rise but that’s nothing when compared with the effect of rising government bond yields.
ANZ board must apologise for $2.5bn placement fail
The ANZ board should review its understanding of its most basic obligation to shareholders after the bank was found guilty of breaching continuous disclosure rules.
Rate Hike? It’s Bullock and board
Read between the lines – it would take a seriously high CPI number to bring a rate hike onto the agenda on Cup Day.
Woke BHP’s $600m coal gift to Whitehaven
Whitehaven Coal shares rallied more than 10 per cent after investors quickly realised that the miner had scored a coup courtesy of BHP’s woke board.
Bullock is not itching to hike
Relax – new RBA governor Michelle Bullock is not looking for any excuse under the sun to raise rates.
Directors should pick up Voice bill
Company directors who poured shareholder funds into the failed ‘Yes’ campaign should dip into their own pockets to cover the costs.
Inside the Macfarlane’s attack on RBA changes
Ex-RBA head Ian Macfarlane has kept up his public attack on proposed changes to the central bank which he says will ‘seriously weaken’ the ability of the current governor to do her job.
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