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The housing market has gone soft, but another rate hike is still possible: here’s why
The RBA faces a difficult balancing act when it comes to future interest rates. Here's why a hike is still possible.
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Cathie Wood: World-Leading Tech Investor Predicts AI Companies That Will Boom In Five Years | Switzer Show
In this special episode of the Switzer Show, Peter sits down with one of the world’s most influential investors, Cathie Wood.
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Flipping the AI trade: why the market now punishes the spenders
A year ago, the market rewarded the big technology names for every dollar they spent on artificial intelligence. Last week it did the opposite to...
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Behind the numbers of ASX earnings season, a catch is hiding for investors
The market is about to post its fastest profit growth since 2021. Look under the bonnet, and almost all of it comes from two places.
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Why uranium is this fundie’s next big bet
Regal Partners' Charlie Aitken says one of his firm's biggest bets sits in a corner of the market most investors overlook: uranium.
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Companies may find it easier to join the ASX if these rule changes go ahead
ASIC announced a proposal to allow companies to advertise their share offers before they issue a prospectus - under some tight constraints.
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How lab-grown diamonds are transforming the gem market
You've probably heard the saying "a diamond is forever". What if the market for them - with its hefty price tags - isn't?
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The Switzer Show: shorting the supermarkets, five all-weather stocks, and Bouris on a housing crash – 3 August 2026
Marty Switzer steps in for Peter on the Switzer Show this week, with three of the sharpest reads in the market as reporting season opens.
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Australia’s fuel discount has ended, what does it mean for petrol prices?
Australians are bracing for more pain at the fuel pump, with the federal government's fuel excise discount finally wound up.
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Over half of Australians surveyed don’t know how the RBA is fighting inflation – making it harder to beat
About half the people surveyed thought the RBA controls the exchange rate.