The UK Prime Minister has suffered another defeat (242 v 391), with her Brexit deal failing to pass through parliament. Phil Dobbie talks with NAB’s David de Garis about the consequences – a delay seems inevitable, but for how long? Boeings share price has driven the Dow down, whilst lower than expected inflation will have had a bit to do with bond prices today. And, bad news yesterday in the NAB Business Survey, yet the Aussie dollar holding itself up a little this morning.
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Real yields reach lows, vaccine reach slows
Major earnings results could help give equity markets more strength, but, on today’s podcast, NAB’s Rodrigo China’s regulatory uncertainty and slowing recovery rates are adding caution. All eyes will be on the Fed’s response later in the week.
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Near half century low for US jobless claims
On The Morning Call I talk to @NAB’s Gavin Friend about a near half century low for US jobless claims. Plus Brextension, the US earnings season, the RBA’s financial stability review, and more.
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Is Lick and Stick Direct Mail Dead?
Elizabeth Beatty, head of direct marketing agency OgilvyOne, says there’s plenty of life left in the letter, brochure and envelope.
