Market Overview

According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), 12,850 new residential dwellings were approved in January in seasonally adjusted terms, down almost 1% from 12,979 in December. Key...

Global markets US stocks continued to grind higher last week following a key inflation report that was no worse than expectations. Optimism around the Q4 earnings reporting season also helped as did...

Friday night saw a fall in bond yields and the USD in the wake of a softer than expected consumer confidence and ISM manufacturing print in the US, but this didn’t stop equities all across the...

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The U.S. stock market is off to its best start to a year since 2019. The rally could be tested in March amid several major market-moving events. Market focus will be on commentary from leading Fed...

Its green across the board for Asian share markets due to the strong lead from Wall Street overnight with a new month getting the bids going while Japanese stocks close at fresh record highs. The USD...

AMP, Bank of Sydney and Challenger Bank were among the providers that altered term deposit rates this week.Not much has changed since last week in terms of the long term outlook for the RBA cash rate:...

The latest US core inflation print came in slightly lower than expected and combined with some dovish Fed comments gave Wall Street a leg up which should push the equity complex higher here in Asia to...

Stocks finished the day lower but managed to hold onto support, and it seems to suggest that today we are likely to see some kind of move.Which direction is tough to say, especially with the PCE...

Asian share markets are being impacted by domestic events with the BOJ broadcasting some dovish moves while local retail sales actually pushed the Australian dollar higher alongside local stocks,...

After a subdued December (largely an after-effect of a spike in spending the prior month) shoppers returned in droves in January, spending a total of $35.7 billion on a seasonally adjusted basis. ...

The latest US GDP figures took away confidence from US share markets and their European counterparts as the USD found some strength as traders anticipate the upcoming inflation print that could shake...

DXY was flat last night:The bottom fell out of AUD anyway:NZD helped it lower after the RBNZ acknowledged the crushed economy:Oil is plodding along:Dirt yawn:The miners are going to retest the lows:EM...

Recent US recession forecasts look set to fail again for the first-quarter economic profile, based on the current lineup of Q1 GDP nowcasts.Output remains on track to slow in the first three months of...