Scott and Josh’s future electoral prospects hang on what they decide to do for the economy for the rest of this year.

Don’t rule out an outside possibility that we could see a 21st century Roaring Twenties rerun.

Catch up on the latest market and economic news from Australia and around the world.

Here’s my tip: Buy quality companies when the market is down and buy for the long term.

In the coming week, the May jobs data will dominate investor attention. But the international tourism, population and retail trade data will also be closely watched. Communication from the Reserve Bank will also be a key focus.

Just when we need fraternity and stability the most, China and our trade unions could betray team Australia’s recovery.

With the end of the financial year (30 June) just around the corner, here are 5 actions you can take to make sure you are getting the most out of your superannuation.

If you’ve bought in and gained and don’t want to sell your shares, make sure they’re companies that are worth keeping company with.

The US fantastic jobs report showed economists were too negative predicting 8 million job losses. How good is this for the Yanks and us?

After looking at ScoMo’s Home Builder Scheme, it’s time for a quick apology from the PM and a “take 2” on the idea.

In terms of key economic events, Australia transitions from feast to relative famine. Around half the number of key events is scheduled in the coming week compared with the prior week.

Register now to hear Shane Oliver, Head of Investment Strategy and Chief Economist, and Andy Gardner, Global Equities Investment Manager at AMP Capital, discuss the mid to long-term implications of COVID-19 on global markets and how their investment team is responding.