Below is a note on today’s ABS labour force report by Gareth Aird, head of Australian economics at CBA. Key Points Employment ...

As the European cold winter continues, the gas crisis continues to deteriorate in the off-peak season. Gas is 600% above ...

DXY is firming again. AUD is at more new lows. CNY is threatening. Gold and oil both up. Dirt down, Miners meh. EM meh. Junk ...

Wall Street got back on track overnight due to the US CPI coming in as expected with no surprises, giving USD a lift higher ...

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand has already cut the official cash rate by 1.25% to 4.25%. Based on the latest economic data, the Reserve Bank will need to cut rates more aggressively to pull the ...

The Australian Retailers Association (ARA) labelled the Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA) decision to keep the official cash rate on hold at 4.35% a “missed opportunity to provide much-needed relief ...

The Australian economy may be incredibly weak, recording the slowest annual growth since the 1991 recession and seven consecutive quarters of negative per capita growth. The economy is growing more ...

Fore the past few years and the next few, US inflation remains the most important statistic for investors to watch. Tune in to this week’s podcast as Nucleus Wealth’s Chief Investment Officer, Damien ...

The latest data surrounding wage growth provides further evidence that Australia’s inflationary pressures are easing. SEEK’s latest advertised salary index for November revealed that salaries grew by ...

The Guardian Australia publishes an article hand-wringing about the nation’s housing crisis and its harmful impact on younger and poorer Australians. “Over the past months and years, we’ve watched in ...

The Q3 national accounts from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) revealed that public expenditures reached a record-high share of Australian GDP. This spending explosion has been driven by ...

The Albanese government’s first mini budget in October 2022 forecast net overseas migration (NOM) of 470,000 over the first two years (FY 23 and 24). As independent economist Tarric Brooker ...