TME with the charts. Sell low, buy high Despite all the AI crash narratives, NDX remains trapped in the same range that has been in place since May. Chasing momentum at range extremes, in either ...
This is bloody awful. Federal MPs have been advised to vary their daily travel patterns, including the route they take to work, as one of a series of precautions re-emphasised during a rolling set of ...
The Department of Home Affairs (DHA) has released temporary visa data for the September quarter of 2026, which suggests that net overseas migration (NOM) into Australia continues to moderate. There ...
Two months ago, the Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO) released its 2026-27 National Fiscal Outlook, which forecast that net debt would continue to rise in the coming years: The PBO also forecast that ...
DXY is chopping wood as it clears an overbought condition. I don’t think this is a reversal. AUD has rebounded from its oversold position. It still has CNY support. The twins are crossing. Not a good ...
Iran bombs more tankers. Houthis bomb more Saudi refineries. US pulls diplomats from region. Russia cosies up to Trump. Dated Brent is climbing again. Brent futures and cracks were roughly unchanged.
Amid an already challenging environment for the nation’s housing market, the latest figures from Cotality suggest prospective sellers face ever greater competition to sell, even as fewer owners put ...
The Melbourne Assembly, hosted by The Age and the University of Melbourne, is underway, and “world-leading urbanist” Professor Carlos Moreno reportedly told the Assembly that “the concept of a ...
When former Liberal Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull first announced the Snowy Hydro 2.0 pumped hydro project in 2017, it was ...
Two reports suggest Australia’s residential construction market is weakening significantly amid falling prices, rising interest rates, and the federal budget changes to negative gearing and capital ...
The latest iron ore data has stabilised. As shipping costs fall, the real CFR price has been rising. We are back to around ...
Four interest rate hikes this year have placed Australians under severe mortgage stress. Roy Morgan’s mortgage stress survey suggests the risk of mortgage stress nationally is at its highest level ...
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