Thursday’s job number didn’t help rate worries praying for a cut, but these 5 upcoming dates could put rate cut talk back on the agenda.

if this cut is seen as a positive, we could be in for an early start for a market rally I’ve been expecting to start after the November 5 political shoot-off between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris.

Australia is set to take oil dollars to invest in minerals for our hi-tech green futures and we can thank the UAE.

The boss of the Business Council wants changes for the sake of his business members, younger Aussies and the country generally but will politicians answer his big calls?

The two big events that could shake the market this week

Every week is precious for those hoping for an interest rate cut this year and it’s not just those with big home loans but also small business owners who need cost relief and customers with more money in their pockets or bank accounts. And then there are two pretty important people in Canberra.

At a time when Aussie travellers are being squeezed by airlines, Turkish Airlines is set to fly out of Sydney and you have to hope this new competitor brings lower, fairer prices.

The battle between Treasurer Chalmers and RBA boss Michele Bullock is heating up, with three former central bank governors piling in to prevent the Treasurer setting up a new board that sets interest rates.

The owners of WhatsApp (Meta or formerly Facebook) have a business that’s hurting my business and potentially helping scammers use my name and my reputation to swindle people out of their money. Why can’t this be stopped?