Equities on the charge again now we know the Fed won’t be lifting rates in a hurry. Phil Dobbie talks to @NAB’s David de Garis on The Morning Call.

Swift market reaction to FOMC statement – NAB’s Gavin Friend talks through it ion The Morning Call. Plus, is Theresa May hunting a unicorn?

A busy 24 hours ahead, including Brexit votes, FOMC meeting, trade talks and key data. NAB’s Rodrigo Catril talks us through it all and what it means for the markets.

A bellwether stock misses the mark, questions over a slower wind-down on the Fed balance sheet, the cost of the US govt shutdown and more votes on Brexit.

Weak data from Europe and a downbeat Draghi. I ask NAB’s David de Garis if this scuppers the chance of any rate move from the ECB this year.

Markets take a pessimistic line today, but as NAB’s Gavin Friend suggests, the pound reflects renewed hope that a hard Brexit will be avoided.

Brexit and trade talks, both going nowhere. And, as I discuss with NAB’s Tapas Strickland, the IMF downgrades global growth forecasts again.