The Money Cafe: BHP’s two-fingered potash salute
Kohler & Bartholomeusz pull apart a big week in finance, mulling moves at Myer, the banks and BHP | LISTEN
Listen in as Stephen Bartholomeusz steps in for James Kirby to rake over the week in business with Alan Kohler.
The pair avoid slipping into boring RBA-speak while discussing neutral rates, try to make sense of what’s got the retail sector in such a sorry state and examine this week’s APRA-inspired rollercoaster ride for bank shares.
The business duo also take the temperature of the broader economy and look at how a BHP blog post on the outlook for the potash market managed to prick activist investor Elliott Management’s thin skin.
If you have any questions about property for Alan and Elizabeth Redman for next week’s show, shoot an email to hello@theconstantinvestor.com.
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