Market Overview

Friday night saw Wall Street break the trend and pull back slightly as other bourses finished a strong trading week. The USD remains on the ropes against almost all the undollars, with Euro hovering...

Global marketsGlobal equities inched further ahead last week – despite a lift in bond yields – as generally mixed economic data kept intact expectations for at least one more US rate hike...

DXY rebounded on support Friday night. EUR sank:AUD was bashed back into shape:Sideways for longer for commods?Miners (NYSE:RIO) fell:EM (NYSE:EEM) yawn:Junk (NYSE:HYG) snooze:Stocks are tractor...

Recession odds have climbed considerably since Jerome Powell’s testimony before Congress and the latest FOMC meeting. However, the recent failures of Silicon Valley Bank and Credit Suisse...

TwitterLinkedInEmailCopy Link The Allianz (ETR:ALVG) Australia research revealed 2.3 million young Aussies are dedicating at least one hour per day to their hobbies, with 57% exercising, 48%...

DXY is right at major support. EUR is through resistance. This is a one way train for now:   AUD is beginning to move support from the falling DXY to reflation triggered by falling DXY:Gold is...

The ABS Labour Force data has revealed the unemployment rate has remained at 3.5% for the month of March.This comes off the back of February’s result of 3.5%, with the participation rate growing...

Gold prices are on the move after the US CPI data has finally eased off and printed the reading of 5% against the expectations of 5.1%. Traders have taken this news as an indicator that the Fed is...

The construction of new private sector houses accounted for 2.3% of the total decline in the December quarter, with the ABS revealing new private sector house commencements fell to 28,330 dwellings. ...

In its latest global outlook report, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) expects Australia’s economy to slow amid recent turmoil in the global financial system, high inflation, and rising...

Recession forecasts for the US continue to swirl, but the risk still looks low from the perspective of expectations for the first-quarter GDP report that’s scheduled for April 27, when the...

Despite media headlines, podcasts, and broadcasts suggesting “doom and gloom” lurks around the corner, investor bullishness has increased markedly sincetheOctober lows. This isn’t...

Most of us are inundated with financial advice. Whether it’s TikToks that tell you how to cheat the banks and pay $0 in interest, or your cousin who knows about this start up company that he...

The Westpac-Melbourne Institute Consumer Confidence Index lifted 9.4% to 85.8 in April, with confidence across mortgage holders growing 12.2%. Key points Westpac-Melbourne Institute Consumer...