Can MMT work in countries with a trade deficit?
MMT suggests governments can spend until we reach full employment. But does that work in smaller countries with a trade deficit?
MMT suggests governments can spend until we reach full employment. But does that work in smaller countries with a trade deficit?
A quarter percent rate cut is expected from the RBA today. NAB’s Rodrigo Catril explains why, as well as examining the sharp fall in the Kiwi dollar and bad news expected from Japan today.
Did the markets overreact on Friday to US threats to delist Chinese companies in US stock exchanges? NAB’s Tapas Strickland says there are big divisions in the US administration on this.
The US dollar almost at a two-year high. Despite all that’s going on in the US. NAB’s Gavin Friend explains why.
US markets are less concern by impeachment than positive signs on US China trade. NAB’s Tapas Strickland on today’s Morning Call podcast.
Equities, bond yields and oil all hit hard by impeachment proceedings against the US President. NAB’s Rodrigo Catril talks through a busy day for geopolitical news, on both sides of the Atlantic.
There’s no doubt his strongarm tactics help Boris Johnson won public support, but polls suggest he’ll never win over the majority. Why? Because they don’t want Brexit.
German manufacturing data (worst in 10 years) suggests a recession. NAB’s Tapas Strickland says the Bundesbank doesn’t see it as a cause for concern. Listen in to find out why.
Gold used to be an intrinsic part of the monetary system .Not any more. So ,does it serve any use today, other than being a speculative instrument?
Last week finished in a risk-off mood. Why? NAB’s Rodrigo Catril talks about the impact of failing US China trade talks, Germany’s budget, Brexit uncertainty, mixed Fed attitudes and Iran-Saudi relations.