Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has taken his attack on democracy global. Earlier this month we learned that the Albanese government is trying to censor debate via its Digital Duty of Care Bill, which ...

Risk is coming out of EM, forex, and bonds. But stocks don’t care. How long can it last? TME. Bonds break. Stocks haven’t blinked The bond market is setting the pace. The 10-year has broken out of a ...

We recently reported that Canada’s population has been declining because the centre-left Liberal government decided in late 2024 to slash immigration. In the March quarter of 2026, Statistics Canada ...

Much of the discussion around interest rates revolves around Australian households, who are facing another two to three interest rate hikes from the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA), which would take ...

DXY is back. EUR is failing. Scott Bessent is going to need a bigger house. Gold woes continue as oil rips anew. No growth problem here, says copper. Big miners are not so sure. EM stocks will get ...

War headlines today. Houthis hit two more Res Sea ships. China says US must return to MOU. Deal denied. Iran says it will expand the war to the Indian Ocean. Lite headlines, but not lite price action.

As housing price falls continue to spread to more and more markets across the nation, it often feels like not a week goes by ...

The biggest economic story in Australia is data centres. Only a couple of years ago, energy demand in Australia was falling as large industrial energy users closed. However, today, data centres have ...

Australian renters have been hit with a circa 50% increase in advertised rents since the COVID-19 pandemic, according to Cotality, adding more than $12,500 to the annual cost of renting for the median ...

This country has dragged the anchor on energy. After years of politicking, rent-seeking and bad ideas, hysteria has replaced debate in energy planning. For years, all we needed to do to stabilise ...

The 2026 Intergenerational Report (IGR) forecasts that the federal budget will remain in deficit for the next 40 years: The IGR projects government payments to rise from 26.6% of GDP to 27.7% in 40 ye ...

As reported earlier, Australia’s unemployment rate has jumped to 4.6% – the nation’s highest rate since October 2021. As illustrated below by Alex Joiner at IFM Investors, Australia’s unemployment ...