No matter what, Wall St will determine our future
Arguably the most important economic statistic for investors right around the world is the monthly US jobs number.
Arguably the most important economic statistic for investors right around the world is the monthly US jobs number.
It may be okay to allow JobKeeper 2.0 to be triggered if the state-ordered lockdown lasts for more than a week. but it’s just mean to exclude that first week from the payment.
The Victorian government should cop the bill for damage done to businesses from the lockdown but the Feds have to pick up the tab for the individual workers that have lost jobs or income.
The RBA has been saying for months it won’t touch its official rate until 2024, but maybe it will have to start contemplating a lift some time before then.
TRANSURBAN has been playing the Victorian state — mostly, Labor — governments on a break at every critical juncture and Victorian motorists and businesses have paid the bill, writes Terry McCrann.
IS $8 billion going to be plucked from motorists and given free to Transurban? This simple question can only be answered by an open independent analysis, writes Terry McCrann.
THE Goldilocks inflation numbers of two weeks ago have led on to a projection of a Goldilocks economy more broadly over the year ahead from RBA governor Philip Lowe, writes Terry McCrann.
THE world of down-under banking has to be considered and analysed in the two very different contexts of before and after President Donald Trump, writes Terry McCrann.
A PRESIDENT Trump IS going to deliver on Candidate Trump’s promises, writes Terry McCrann.
WHAT to do about Peter Costello’s Future Fund and its $128 billion — that’s about $5300 for every single Australian.
BEWARE — or take advantage — of the fake Trump effect. It’s the real that matters, writes Terry McCrann.
RESERVE Bank governor Philip Lowe will kick off his first New Year meeting in the chair by leaving the official interest rate unchanged Tuesday week, writes Terry McCrann.
HAS Malcolm Turnbull slept through the last three months or so, asks Terry McCrann.
I WILL start my first column for 2017 with a statement of the bleeding obvious: for at least the next four years we will be living in a world made by Donald Trump, writes Terry McCrann.
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