European PMIs came out weaker than expected. That, together with a downbeat Mario Draghi, saw the Euro weaken, helping push the US dollar higher this morning. Phil Dobbie asks NAB’s David de Garis whether that means a rate rise is off the table this year? They also look at mixed signals from the US, the fall in the Aussie dollar and what to look out for ahead of the long (Australia Day) weekend.
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Sharing in the spoils of your hard work
The Shadow Chancellor has a plan to ensure shared ownership of major companies – will it work?
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Who’s got the right idea on COVID-19 stimulus?
There’s a multitude of ways that governments and central banks are attempting to protect their economies from the COVID-19 lockdown. I ask @profstevekeen which ones really stack up?
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Aussie jobs flourish and US equities bounce
Equities rise and bond yields fall. NAB’s David de Garis asks, is it just a bear market bounce? NAB’s Ivan Colhoun looks at the implications of yesterday’s strong Aussie jobs numbers.
