australian economy

Latest news and analysis on australian economy

Macro

Can the "everything rally" keep going?

Signal or Noise is back with its first global multi-asset show for 2024 - and the divergence in central banks is taking centre stage.
Hans Lee
Livewire Markets
Macro

The Australian economy is in a "per capita" recession - but does it matter?

Signal or Noise returns with its next episode on Tuesday. But if you can't wait that long, here is a sneak peek!
Hans Lee
Livewire Markets
Macro

Australia's post-COVID surge in population eases a little

The post-COVID surge in Australia's population looks to have slowed a little in Q1 2024.
Kieran Davies
Coolabah Capital
Macro

Could ASX earnings and dividends beat the odds and rise this year?

Plus, a closer look at how two of Livewire's most recognisable growth and value fund managers are investing.
BHP
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Hans Lee
Livewire Markets
Investment Theme

What CEOs have been saying during the ASX reporting season

This special edition contains quotes and market announcements from company results throughout February across a wide range of industries.
Robert Miller
NAOS
Property

Will Australian house prices rise in 2024?

Morgan Stanley and Citi have released decidedly cautious outlooks for house prices in 2024.
Hans Lee
Livewire Markets
Macro

December 2023 podcasts: Will 2024 crash Australia’s housing market?

Below is a summary of the topics we covered on Nucleus Investment Insights in the last month of 2023. See the links for more information.
Damien Klassen
Nucleus Wealth
Equities

Challenges but also opportunities in 2024

The Australian economy is well and truly into the slowdown phase, but we think it still remains well-positioned for what's ahead.
Randal Jenneke
T. Rowe Price
Macro

Why 2024 might see you get a pay rise in real terms

Falling inflation could have some unexpected benefits according to ANZ Senior Economist Adelaide Timbrell.
Sara Allen
Livewire Markets
Macro

Nov. 2023 Podcasts: Australia-China uneasy partnership, end for value investing

Below is a summary of the topics we covered on Nucleus Investment Insights this month. See the links for more information.
Damien Klassen
Nucleus Wealth
Macro

Corporate insolvencies continue to climb

Insolvencies are at their highest level since 2015.
Kieran Davies
Coolabah Capital
Macro

The widening US budget works against the Fed

Budget positions across the US, euro area and Australia are widely dispersed despite unemployment still near its lowest level in decades.
Kieran Davies
Coolabah Capital
Macro

Where the Australian economy is headed and what investors need to know

Insights from the RBA's Marion Kohler, Assistant Governor - Economics (Acting) on the economic outlook.
Sara Allen
Livewire Markets
Macro

National income rebounds and companies keep hiring

Business turnover rebounded in Q3, while payroll jobs continue to trend higher.
Kieran Davies
Coolabah Capital
Macro

Australian recession not to be disregarded

Composite leading indicators suggest that a contraction or recession in Australia should not be disregarded (Siwat Nakmai).
Macrobond Financial
Macrobond Financial
Expert Insights

This market has changed and changed again... here's how to navigate it

The fixed income market has been through a tumultuous period and whilst investors have felt the pain, there are effective strategies
Chris Conway
Livewire Markets
Macro

October 23 podcasts: rental crisis, oil fueling inflation, US tech, and AgrInvest

Below is a summary of the topics we covered on Nucleus Investment Insights this month. See the links for more information.
Damien Klassen
Nucleus Wealth
Private Assets

The not so Grande Chinese property crisis

China's property crisis looms large for Australia. With a quarter of China's economy in jeopardy, Australia braces for impact!
Christian Brehm
FC Capital
Macro

Tightening the screw on households, income extravaganza, recession-tested sectors

Below is a summary of the topics we covered on Nucleus Investment Insights this month. See the links for more information.
Damien Klassen
Nucleus Wealth
Macro

The potential economic impact of a China shock on Australia

A shock to Chinese demand would mainly be borne by lower incomes, with a lower AUD a critical shock absorber.
Kieran Davies
Coolabah Capital
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