Have we reached peak inflation?

Over the past year, bonds and stocks fell at the same time, which was strange but was a consequence of the pandemic. But this won’t go on forever.

Let me take you to Jackson Hole, Wyoming, to get an idea of what’s going to happen to our market.

Global and domestic share markets have softened this week, as investors lose confidence in a slower rate hiking trajectory and a soft landing for the global economy.

The stock market looks poised to sell off but economic data and a central bank talkfest might change all that.

I wouldn’t want to face the job the UK’s next PM (likely to be Liz Truss) will have to deal with — 18% inflation and rate hikes as high as 7%!

Being patient for the market to view current losers as future winners can pay off big time.

Worried about interest rates going too high? Frantic that the stock market is falling and house prices are tanking? Then you better have a good idea about what’s going on in our economy!

There has been a screaming comeback for stocks since the middle of June, but can it last?

Extensive sports betting advertising in Australia is signalling that "betting is part and parcel of every sport". What can be done to curb this issue?

But everyone only wants resources, really.

Financial markets, investors, borrowers and any Aussie who has superannuation should be happy that the US inflation number was better than expected. Let me explain why…