interest rates

A punchy interview that covers pretty much everything that is currently topical in financial markets...

We've repeatedly warned investors of the risks of a second hiking cycle and the fact there is little chance the RBA will cut this year

Are rising asset prices at a time when the global economy is heading for recession too good to be true?

Listen to Chris' latest thoughts in this new episode of the Complexity Premia podcast

As regulators guarantee the safety of banks, risks will shift into the non-bank lending domain.

Although Martin Place has paused its tightening cycle, the risk of further rate increases has not completely disappeared.

The global economy is seeing a deterioration in credit conditions as higher interest rates and tighter lending criteria increase the cost and reduce the availability...

It still raised rates despite upheaval in the banking sector

Discover what 200 CEOs revealed about Australian Equities during reporting season with Yarra Capital's Katie Hudson

I wrote my last wire just before the current proverbial hit the fan. The US 2-year bond yield was trading just over 5%. The good old days… But the point of the article...

I have to admit to a touch of schadenfreude watching the demise of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) on Twitter this week. All of those Silicon Valley free-marketeers...

By cutting too far, the RBA helped create high inflation. Normalising interest rates is the economically prudent response.

Higher interest rates are precipitating a default cycle, claiming the tech/crypto-centric Silvergate and Silicon Valley banks in recent days

And Alan Kohler believes the economy is headed for recession because of it.

The RBA could've paused, but it didn't. And this will be the consequence.

A stall in price declines while interest rates keep climbing sparked another debate on the direction of the Australian residential market.

In this new, punchy episode of the Complexity Premia podcast, we discuss a range of important developments including: The coming global recession and monster default...

AMP's Diana Mousina discusses the world of economics and why confidence is key to getting ahead.

The “new normal” of low rates for long is being replaced by a return to the “old normal” of cash offering a return above expected inflation 

Inflation and interest rates are the biggest themes for markets at the moment, but could these also be opportunities?