Money

Can politicians kill inflation and help stop interest rate rises?

Can politicians actually kill inflation and help stop interest rate rises or are these just more empty promises?

Inflation Falling, Stocks are Rising

Can the good news keep coming? Is this good news for interest rates?

Playing stocks ahead - what should do well in 2023.

This is how I think you could be playing and planning for stocks ahead in 2023 and a few stocks I think should do well in 2023.

We’re becoming a sickie nation and is the stock market getting really sick?

Are we becoming a sickie nation and is the stock market getting really sick?

Wall Street now fears a recession!

Wall Street is catastrophizing, with ‘experts’ now fearing that a recession is going to upset the apple cart. Give me a break! Don’t let recession headlines over-worry you.

At last, Yanks got a good, good inflation number

‘Normal’ people might’ve expected a bigger and more positive response to this good inflation number but the Wall Street worry warts are now focussed on what the Federal Reserve will make of the number.

US consumer to drive markets this week

The reality that central banks may be unable to curb inflation and avoid recession struck home last week as nervous investors sent stock markets into a downward spiral.

5 Things you need to know today

Wall Street’s reaction to CPI surprising, good US inflation number, confidence says RBA's job is nearly done and more!

This week is going to be great or scary for stocks!

For someone like me and anyone who wants their portfolio of stocks or their super to grow rolling into 2023, there’s a dramatic week for stocks ahead.

Are we debt addicts or rational wealth-builders?

let’s look at the numbers to see if consumers are being driven to credit because they’re debt addicts or because they’re rational wealth-builders. Or maybe there’s some other reason?

How many rate rises are ahead?

Aussie mortgagees on variable home loans have copped eight rises in a row, taking the cash rate from 0.1% to 3.1% in the space of eight months. But the question is: where to now?

A week in review - what moved the market this week?

The market ended on a whimper last week, dropping 0.72% on Friday to 7301.5, but there was a burst of excitement mid-week as investors, hoping the inflation beast has been defeated, took heart from data released in Australia, the UK, and the US.

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