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| | | "Tell them they're dreaming!" Perhaps Virginia, for despite headlines upon headlines of woeful below trend growth in the Australian economy, the slowness of the non-mining sector to fill up the big hole left by mining and job cut announcements... here ... |
| | | | "Chill out!" Although it could also apply, Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) chief Glenn Stevens wasn't advising Russian President Vladimir Putin against having Turkey for Thanksgiving in retaliation for Turkey's - the country - downing of a Russian warplane ... |
| | | | ... economist, Saul Eslake to prove that China is - for sure and for certain - markedly slowing. Late last year Saul told Australia that "We're explicitly forecasting that there will have been an income recession in the past two quarters". Yes Virginia ... |
| | | | ... "I told you so" with the attendant knowing smirk and a wagging finger. Yes Virginia, a recession is again looming for Australia brought to us by the Sydney Morning Herald's ( SMH ) report the other day about Hong Kong hedge fund Kima Capital's portfolio ... |
| | | | ... demand), there surely are lower commodity prices and the ill effects they have on commodity exporting countries, including Australia. There's the Eurozone where growth remains subdued and deflation still a risk. Not to mention, the on-going influx of ... |
| | | | ... good measure. The problem with this is that it creates a problem for other central bankers such as the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) but more pointedly for the Bank of Japan (BOJ) and the European Central Bank (ECB). RBA Gov Glenn presented his rationale ... |
| | | | Oh-em-gee! Australia, for sure and for certain, is in trouble now. Economic growth has slowed to a crawl - a mere 0.2% in the second quarter - and that 2.5% below-trend growth in the first quarter we've all been moaning about has fallen below-er trend ... |
| | | | For a while there last week, it seemed the financial market storm has come and gone... and it was safe to go back into the risk waters. Financial markets are again in upheaval and fear is once more on the rise - the VIX index spiked 10.5% overnight ... |
| | | | ... again, with the economy growing above trend, upward pressure on inflation will be building. This brings us segue to Australia's own economy. An itsy-bitsy teenie weenie 25 bps interest rate hike in America would be like a pin prick had this land "girt ... |
| | | | ... you, I and Irene can be thankful for, and that is the Australian dollar is falling. Hip, hip... The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has found itself engaged in this new currency war - triggered by China's recent devaluation of the yuan - without firing ... |
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