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Will the markets like Biden’s resignation?
How will the financial markets respond to this big and sensible decision by Joe Biden?
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June 27 and July 13 gave Trump the 2024 election.
Mark my words: the second Trump aberration will be just as bad for America as the first.
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The Greens are demanding Treasurer Chalmers cancel any RBA rate rise
Over-ride the decisions of the Reserve Bank? Rob more from the rich to give more handouts? Are the Greens having multi-coloured dreams?
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Premier Minns is closing down business for the Anzacs
Where do I stand on the emotional subject of Anzac Day?
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Government generosity starts today but will it KO rate cuts?
While some economists are ramping up pressure for a higher cash rate to kill off inflation, Treasurer Chalmers thinks his generous Budget and those of…
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What could a Trump victory do to stocks?
With the presidential debate looming today, does it really make any difference to stock markets if the world ends up with a President Biden or…
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BRICS elections give good news
When I say that these election results gave good news, I should declare the parties of which I am a ‘putative’ member.
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The NSW government joins Labor’s tax assault on the successful
With 13 interest rate rises, no rate cuts in sight and state governments (now including NSW) raising land taxes, it’s no wonder we learn many…
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Is this the Coalition’s “Angus Taylor to the rescue” plan for interest rate sufferers?
Since March, Opposition Treasurer Angus Taylor has argued that the existing Reserve Bank board should be migrated ‘holus-bolus’ into the new board that determines interest…
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The British House of Commons is too big
Having already made a few predictions last year about the British general election, now we have a date for it, I’d like to make some…