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RBA cuts demand – May cut likely

I got a bit lucky on the RBA today. I was right – they held steady at 4.25% – but

Tempted in by the iPad, i’ve just now moved the home system across to a mini-Mac (server). This morning i

I’m shocked at the market pricing for this week’s April RBA meeting. Despite his recent poor record in calling the

One of the features of Wayne Swan that constantly surprises me is his belief that he is still campaigning against

GS’s Aus Eco team (Tim Toohey and Co) do a good job, so I was surprised to see them claim

RBA Gov Stevens made yet another excursion off the RBA’s ‘demand management’ turf in today’s speech Economic Conditions and Prospects.

We had it here too you know — radicalexpectaions explains.

Some folks think that it’s a mystery that GDP has been so weak and that the unemployment rate remains low

The WSJ’s Jon Hilsenrath has another of his ‘fly on the wall’ stories. He says that there are three options

Bob Brown on the 730 Report tonight: The activities of Ms Rinehart and Clive Palmer are threatening the whole future

Bob Carr’s appointment to the Senate today by the NSW Parliament means that the Prime Minister does not need to

The Australian Government’s Finkelstein inquiry into media regulation has found that the existing regulations of print and broadcast media have