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What a strong El Niño could mean for Australian jobs and food prices and more
El Niño events like the one just declared can affect Australians indirectly through its impacts on food production and prices.
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Uranium stocks are having a ‘supercycle’ moment, but should you invest? We ask the experts
Uranium stocks are one of the market's most talked-about themes. On Switzer TV this week, two guests landed on the same call.
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Big companies are offshoring jobs again: why it risks Australia’s ‘corporate brain’
Australian companies are not simply moving work offshore. They are globalising key parts of their corporate brain.
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Alan Greenspan, the Fed chairman who shaped and shook modern markets, passes at 100
Alan Greenspan, who led the United States Federal Reserve for more than 18 years and was widely described as the most powerful central banker of…
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How global crises are hitting the NSW budget
The latest NSW Budget shows how higher oil prices and rate rises are hitting the state's books, and lowering future economic growth.
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Two stockpickers on why they are steering clear of this defence favourite
On Switzer TV this week, two market watchers were asked whether they would buy the long-troubled DroneShield after recent positive bounces.
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Megaport capital raise: where do the experts stand?
With a little under a week to go before the Megaport capital raise closes, what do the experts think?
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Portsea, by the numbers: what makes Australia’s wealthiest suburb?
Portsea is now Australia's wealthiest postcode. So what lies behind the gated mansions of Portsea? I thought I'd take a look at the Census to…
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Why the RBA is probably done hiking rates – for now
Holding your breath over the RBA's plans to keep hiking rates? Breathe easy. One of the nation's biggest economists says we're done for a while.…
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RBA’s Bullock says ‘practically nobody’ is in negative home equity, but more Aussies are in mortgage stress: who’s right?
The RBA says practically nobody is in negative equity. But modelling says one more rate rate hike could push some into real mortgage stress.