Tuesday 6th November 2018
Whilst President Xi didn’t mention Donald Trump by name there was no doubt who he was talking about when he said, “As globalization deepens, the practices of law of jungle and winner-take-all are a dead end”. Phil Dobbie asks NAB’s Rodrigo Catril whether there could be a clearer sign that trade talks are not moving forward. There are similar concerns over Brexit, where good news is inevitably followed by bad. Meanwhile, we can expect a relatively quiet 24 hours trading as the world waits for the results of the US mid-term elections – now news on that till tomorrow afternoon.
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Take Outs From a Disaster
The latest Viewpoint report from the Commonwealth Bank looks into the impact of the Victorian bushfires and the Queensland floods.
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Do Telcos Understand Very Small Businesses?
How telcos offering sophisticated technological solutions need to chunk up the functionality into bite-size capabilities suited to individual segments.
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No surprises from the RBA, and don’t be surprised by an uptick in Aussie GDP today
OPEC+ is still unclear about what their easing of supply cuts will look like. NAB’s Rodrigo Catril says that helps explain the rise in prices beyond $70 overnight. Meanwhile, expect a higher GDP read for Australia later today.
