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Oil talk and jobless surge
Massive moves on hopes of an oil truce and worse than anticipated jobless claims in the US – 10 million claims in two weeks, says NAB’s David de Garis.
Bad start to an unhealthy quarter
There’s not a lot of good news around, says NAB’s Gavin Friend. Equities kick off Q2 as the reality check hits home.
Who is handling this virus the best?
Steve Keen on which countries are managing to control the virus and which are best placed to see a swift economic recovery, if any.
US and Europe – two sides of the same coin
It’s a day of mixed emotions, says NAB’s Rodrigo Catril, with equities heading in opposite directions on each side of the Atlantic. COVID19 news is mixed too – there are glimmers of hope but the timescale may be longer than many had hoped.
See you on the other side
The response to Scott Morrison’s job retention stimulus, plus the influence of month-end on a rally in equities. NAB’s Ray Attrill makes sense of today’s market moves.
Hibernation, but for how long?
There were further big falls in equities on Friday despite President Trump signing his $2 trillion stimulus package. NAB’s Rodrigo Catril says there is growing concerns about how long economies will be shut down for.
Random Stuff
All change in the cut-price telco world
As two major low-cost mobile providers set themselves up in Australia, Channel 7 is out to buy the rest of cut-price IP phone provider Engin. So what’s going at the cheap end of the industry?
The Seven Danger Signs of a Troubled Business
About 10,000 Australian businesses each year appoint an external administrator. Don’t become another statistic.
Who’s right on copyright?
As we await the ruling of the High Court on the iiNet-AFACT case, the internet industry and rights holders are battling it out to find an equitable solution to a growing problem.