News reports suggest that the long arm of Donald Trump is set to influence Peter Dutton’s Opposition and possible future government, with the news that like the new administration in the White House, the Coalition is promising to be a friend of cryptocurrencies.
Labor is in a bad way in Victoria, in fact it’s not even contesting Prahran, a seat Labor seems to accept as permanently in the hands of the Greens. What about the Liberal Party?
Only a bunch of nervous Nellie public servants or a team of nincompoops would hold back on a rate cut, especially when they know the economy’s growth has been driven by one of the biggest surges in government spending in recent years.
I have some financial planning clients worried about what President Trump might mean for stocks. Let’s look into this now. Read on…
The prominent chair of ARN Media is calling for an end to the “archaic” laws that would stop his company buying Nine’s group of radio stations.
Is this taxpayer funded bailout the price that comes from poor regulation of our airline industry by a succession of governments? Will this ever change?
Read all about it! Survey says voters are frustrated at cost of living pressures and would like Dutton as next PM.
The best news from this bold and smart play by Macquarie is that their economics team might think a February rate cut is becoming a bigger chance of happening.
A Labor Minister thinks more and more Australians are worried about the escalation of wealth for a small minority and the poverty that’s not being addressed because the tax system is failing to effectively tax the wealth of the very rich.
In the past our doyen of elections, the legendary Malcolm Mackerras, had written off Donald Trump’s second coming as a non-event but by mid-2024 he changed his views and predicted a Trump win. So, on the day that Mr Trump takes office, Malcolm asks: “Is the world ready for the second Trump aberration?”
After a sensational stock market rally, the US central bank boss has implied that the Yanks will get fewer rate cuts next year. And stock markets didn’t like it.
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