World still prefers greenback
Research has confirmed the euro has failed to dislodge the US dollar as the premier international currency.
Research has confirmed the euro has failed to dislodge the US dollar as the premier international currency.
The no-deal doomsayers underestimate the staying power of the world’s fifth-biggest economy.
The slump in house prices and property sales has knocked more than $6 billion off projected state government revenues.
Investors are sensing trouble and word searches for “recession” have spiked.
And the award for the best public policy decision of 2018 goes to: the Reserve Bank of New Zealand.
A sharp fall in confidence in the global economy coupled with feared chaos in the White House has hammered shares.
The US President has rightly pointed out that inflation is low and showing little sign of increasing.
A surge in people looking for work has pushed up the unemployment rate to 5.1 per cent, despite continued strong jobs growth.
Why is it harder to be content in Australia compared to Africa?
The forecast is too tiny and still too far away to justify rejoicing over an improvement in the fiscal outlook.
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