Another positive day for stock markets here in Asia as risk switches back to on following the big rebound on Wall Street from ...

The Guardian’s Peter Mares penned a spurious article claiming that building smaller homes would boost Australia’s productivity. Walking past a building site in Sydney recently, I was struck by the ...

As we know, energy ministers have kicked a decision on whether or not to take up Victoria’s insane proposal to publically ...

DXY to the ground. AUD follows EUR. And lead boots. Alas, oil refused to break. Bonus chart! Not much room left to sell.

Wall Street’s rebound from Friday night continued overnight across most risk markets despite a lacklustre US retail sales ...

I have spent years outlining the problems of free trade agreements (FTAs), which I learned while working as the Australian ...

So much for the ferrous rally. Chinese Jan/Feb data was not encouraging as steel output fell 1.5%. Iron ore demand was better ...

The Australian Greens have urged the federal government to pass several flagship measures before the federal election in ...

The greatest parliamentary liar of our times, Treasurer Jim “chicken” Chalmers, is lying again, this time about the Trump ...

The Chinese depression rolls on. Here’s the data wrap from Goldman. January-February activity data generally came in stronger ...

Deutsche with the note. How much further can the selloff go?  Viewing the selloff through the lens of equity positioning, ...

MacroBusiness has been vocal about Australia’s immigration-driven housing crisis for years. The data is unmistakable.