I have opined this week about the potential for a rate cut in September, but let’s look forward to one of Australia’s favourite pastimes: betting on the November rate cut, also known as the Melbourne Cup cut. Will it still happen, given the sharp-ish inflation numbers we saw this week?

If the price is right, some of the best performing radio stations in the country could be up for sale.

There’s a headline doing the rounds that AI stock prices are “getting smashed.” While, AI boom stocks took a hit, keep it in perspective.

Don’t get too worked up about this latest inflation number. It’s the quarterly inflation number out late next month that’s far more important for a rate cut.

SMSFs are growing in number and it's why the Government wants to tax them more.

If you’re hoping for a rate cut from the RBA this year, today’s inflation number could be your first glimmer of hope.

The RBA Governor says the government’s first homebuyer scheme will make it harder for first-home seekers by pushing up property prices.

Historically, the final week of September has been brutal for US stocks. Data says it's meant to be the worst of the year. But not this year.

When I look at the week ahead, there’s really only one number that matters for Australia, and we’ll get it on Wednesday.

Aussie big banks look set to be slugged $153 million a year to keep the branches of their regional rivals open in the bush. Is this a good economic idea?

Our stock market is expected to open 45 points higher today after being up 6.6% year to date and 49% over the past five years. However, we actually lost jobs in August. Are we heading for a fall?

The US central bank has delivered a widely expected rate cut, with hints of more on the way. Investors are watching markets closely, with jobs data and property profits also in focus.