PHIL’S AUDIO SHOWREEL
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Big falls in shares ahead of a dovish Fed
Not much new from the Fed says NAB’s Rodrigo Catril, as they wait to see the impact of vaccine rollouts. Vaccine delays meanwhile are hurting the Euro this morning.
Is central bank independence a thing of the past?
With central banks colluding with governments to coordinate fiscal and monetary policy, is their independence a thing of the past?
Radio in a podcast age
Jonny Gould and radio programmer Liam Thompson on how radio networks can respond to the podcasting challenge.
Asian equities hit, US stimulus delayed, Aussie inflation today
Are Asian stocks in bubble territory? NAB’s Tapas Strickland suggests the PBoC will tighten policy. Plus, Aussie inflation, US earnings and the ECB’s response to the falling US dollar.
Vaccine delays throw dampener on recovery timelines
Markets are finding it hard to look through the COVID news. NAB’s Ray Attrill says there’s been too much bad news to ignore.
ECB sticks with bond buying plans and readies for double dip recession
NAB’s Gavin Friend talks about how the ECB plans to tweek its bond buying. Plus Biden and Yellen on day one of the new Presidency.
Random Stuff
Another Small Step in to the Cloud
A simple plug-in for Microsoft Office could change how your business stores and interacts with documents.
iiNet takeover the least of our competitive worries
Will more infrastructure competition be better for the industry, even though the OECD country with the fastest rollout of fibre did so with a monopoly player.
Is Hockey creating the real emergency?
In his budget Joe Hockey is cutting little from Labor’s spending, but expecting a massive hike in revenue.