Just as we saw the Democrats bundled out of power, we learn that the Labor governments of Australia have been over-rewarding public servants, with economists saying that move has helped keep interest rates high.

Americans voted for the guy who wants to “Make America Great Again!” But here’s my take on what could happen.

As most Aussies lost on the Cup, RBA Governor Bullock has shown us she isn’t into gambling, refusing to take a ‘punt’ on inflation being beaten.

The Chief Economist at Morgans, Michael Knox has a secret sauce for tipping the winner of the big race. His strike rate is pretty good and so I’m sharing his good oil.

If Trump wins this imminent US election, the Australian government could face a dilemma by having to choose between Trump and Beijing in a trade war.

Will a Trump victory help or hurt stocks? Meet Ryan Quinn of WQG and WCMQ which was up over 31% in the year to September and have returned over 13% p.a. since inception. How come?

Trump, tariffs and taxes are bound to be headline grabbers, but you have to hope the US election result doesn’t give birth to horror headlines! Here’s why…

We need more competition or more regulation, or we’ll continue to pay too much for airline travel and other services meaning inflation and rates will be higher here than comparable economies.

Anyone feeling the pressure of high rates must have breathed a sigh of relief at the news about inflation, at least until they listened to the ABC news that said we mightn’t see a rate cut at all next year!

A trial with 5,800 Federal Government public servants has shown that artificial intelligence boosted productivity. Is this chapter one of our brave, new world?

Given the surge in zombie companies and other seriously worrying indicators, a rate cut ahead of market forecasts might be what we need to avoid a recession.

Are Megaport, Audinate and Tyro duds or screaming buys? Two experts rate them.