DXYT softened last night as the great narcissist⁣ resumed attacking the Fed. AUD firmed. Lead boots are rolling over. Oil liked the chaos, oill did not. Metlas no bueno. Big mining bear fully intact.

A busy night of data, geopolitics, plus absurd politics as the Trump regime looks to fire Fed Chair Powell because he won’t ...

Tuesday’s net permanent and long-term arrivals data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) suggested that net overseas migration is surging, with a record 245,890 net arrivals recorded over ...

RIO’s treason mine has been brought forward again. Pilbara iron ore achieved its highest Q2 production since 2018, recovering well from Q1 extreme weather impacts. Simandou first shipment accelerated ...

Risk markets continue to weigh up last night’s US CPI print with tariff inflation beginning to hit the US domestic economy, ...

After experiencing a reprieve last year, the latest net permanent and long-term arrivals data from the Australian Bureau of ...

As we know, Australia hates Donald Trump in part because of his stance on climate change. What most Australians don’t know, however, is that the US has done a much better job of decarbonising itself ...

Last month, credit ratings firm S&P estimated that Australia’s state and federal governments’ combined budget deficits ...

I am ideologically opposed to taxpayer-funded subsidies for private car transportation. Most of these subsidies go to ...

The groveller-in-chief will grovel. China Daily, a state media outlet, trumpeted the unusual length of Albanese’s visit (six days) and claimed the prime minister’s office saw the trip as a “friendly ...

Let’s call it what it is: a recession. Even a depression. Much like Japan before it, it is of the golden variety, hidden by ...

The Market Ear with equities latest. Tech mania Stat of the day: “In the past 3 months since April, global investors have ...