Over the past two days there have been legal decisions about the Trump tariffs that can only be seen as curve balls for stock players.

Should we be bracing for fewer rate cuts than borrower’s hip pockets and our economy need?

Three types of Aussies have a super tax problem. In future, they may have to sell up big or even borrow to meet their tax bills.

Should you be afraid of a big sell-off because this US rooster is playing an aggressive tariff game, or is he just an oversized chicken?

Welcome to TACO theory 101: Trump Always Chickens Out. One has to hope this theory holds and he does, or our super funds will be squawking.

Following the rate cut this week, AMP’s Shane Oliver has speculated about how many more cuts lie ahead, and I think he is right on the money.

Bitcoin has been trading at late-January highs. Nowadays I’m less worried about cryptocurrencies, but would I buy Bitcoin at current levels?

A local and global concern is the poor productivity of economies. Some experts think paying workers more will boost productivity. Is it a government or private sector problem, or both? What’s the answer?

Many Australians are rooting for the RBA to cut interest rates today but I’m also rooting for China in 2025.

Come with me for a deep dive into the proposed super tax: what it means, who it hits, and why it could reshape Australia’s investment future.

Labor’s massive win is perplexing. Yesterday’s job numbers had a role to play. Will this make next week’s interest rate cut harder to justify?

With a week to go before we learn of our interest rate fate, the big guns are telling us it’s a done deal. But is it really?