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Aussie bank funding – a declining issue

Some commentators have argued that the RBA will cut their policy rate 25bps to 4% on Tuesday 7 Feb because

More evidence that scrapping WorkChoices has stopped more jobs being created: LABOR’S federal workplace laws have led to increased labour

This guy is a legend. I have nothing against giving more money to the IMF to help Europe but Australia

This is quite amazing. The Greens have decided to preference the communists in the Port Adelaide by-election. According to Antony

“On Your Marx”, a frequent commenter on this blog, made a very good point on a recent post on WorkChoices:

After Simon Crean distorted the facts on jobs growth this morning, I played around with the ABS labour force data. Turns

Australia unfortunately has nothing similar to the excellent political fact checking websites that the US has. Probably not though because

Find the full article here In his six years as chairman of the Federal Reserve, Ben Bernanke has stretched the

At least part of the reason that growth was challenged in 2010 and 2011 was that the handoff from the

You know that bearish sentiment has become passé when the US prints the best quarter for GDP in the last

The Fed meeting just concluded is probably the most important meeting in the 10yrs or so that I have been

Last night’s EU PMI data (which suggests EU growth may have hit the nadir in Nov) and today’s Q4 AUD