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ASX surges as traders bet on rate cuts

The Australian share market soared on Wednesday with the benchmark posting its biggest daily gain in more than a year on hopes that the Reserve Bank is done raising rates. The benchmark S & P/ASX200 index vaulted 1.7 per cent, or 116.8…

‘You don’t get it’: Karl’s cost blow-up

Karl Stefanovic has taken aim at Acting Prime Minister Richard Marles over his government’s response to Australia’s increasing cost-of-living pressures, blowing up over his use of repeated “lines” and questioning a potential cut to the fuel…

Fatal RBA move that doomed us all

A few short weeks later financial markets are fast reappraising the appointment. Market pricing and scuttlebutt are concerned that Bullock’s promotion was political and Treasurer Jim Chalmers has an undue influence over monetary policy.Bad…

Sign Australia is about to be ‘gutted’

In a world of gamed markets and financialisation, iron ore stands out as one commodity still traded largely on fundamentals. There are three clear reasons for the current price falls. The first is that demand for steel in China is weak,…

Chinese city that decides Australia’s fate

In the 122 years since the individual colonies of Australia were federated into an independent nation, Australia has been consistently reliant on exports and the health of economy’s far beyond on our shores. In the early decades of…

Aussie business collapses will ‘get worse’

More Aussie businesses are collapsing now than before the pandemic as “zombie companies” are flushed out of the system — and experts warn it will “get worse before it gets better” as consumers tighten their belts.The latest insolvency…

‘Vintage’ Woolies receipt reveals sad truth

It’s rare to see tangible evidence of a decade of inflation but an old Woolies receipt in an old coat pocket has offered an intriguing flashback to a far away pre-cost-of-living crisis era. Melbourne TikToker Iknowtegan shared the “very…