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The Israel-Iran war continues to dominate risk markets as the TACO-in-Chief threatens to join in with bunker busters over the ...
The cartel is back, baby. And so are ludicrous electricity prices. Bowen is the great fiddler. The Australian. The Albanese ...
The blueprint for how to fix Australia’s tax system was spelled out 15 years ago by the Henry Tax Review. Unfortunately, both ...
Liberal MP Garth Hamilton has called for sweeping changes to the tax system, arguing that it needs to be inclusive and ...
The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has released the May labour force report, which reported a steady unemployment rate ...
DXY went nowhere. AUD recovered some. Lead boots are going sideways. Oil short? Metals bifurcating. Biug miner bear one for ...
Labor’s Powering Australia Plan claimed that it would cut NEM wholesale power rates by $11 per MWh (from $62 to $51) by 2025.
R&D spending has also fallen to only 1.68% of GDP, well below the OECD average (3%) and the lowest among developed nations.
ANZ with report. Australia’s annual greenhouse gas emissions declined 1.2%in the year ending March 2025, according to the National Greenhouse Gas Inventory. This follows a flat annual result over the ...
The Market Ear on a rapidly exhausting market. Shorts stopped out Recent equity strength has been fueled by underweight positioning and a brutal short squeeze. But signs of relief are emerging — UBS ...
Overnight saw the Federal Reserve hold fire in their latest FOMC meeting although the reasons were more domestic than foreign macro problems as the Trump regimes tariff tirades are really starting to ...
Leith van Onselen is Chief Economist at the MB Fund and MB Super. He is also Chief Economist and co-founder of MacroBusiness. Leith has previously worked at the Australian Treasury, Victorian ...
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