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Month: December 2019
From uncertainty to positivity? The Year Ahead.
From uncertainty to positivity? The big question. Me with NAB’s Morning Call team in our end of year markets wrap.
Will Boris deliver?
Boris Johnson has promised the world to his new supporters, but will he deliver? The numbers say it all.
Good Aussie jobs numbers add to a positive vibe
Markets look like they are ending the year with a positive vibe. NAB’s David de Garis says yesterday’s Aussie employment numbers have helped.
Slow day, with steepening yields and softer pound
A quiet day but markets are in good shape says NAB’s Gavin Friend, with steeping yield curves and equities close to year highs. So will Aussie employment data be good news today too?
Brexit Risk Returns, US output boosted, Aussie dollar lower
Pound hit hard by the return of hard Brexit fears. NAB’s Rodrigo Catril on whether you can do a trade deal in a year.
Are shares heading for a melt up?
Big movements in equities, some profit taking on currencies. NAB’s Ray Attrill on a day that’s seen shifting positions after the UK election and the US China agreement.
A double whammy for Christmas – markets still cautious
Could it be that the ‘tremendous’ trade deal promoted by President Trump isn’t as great as he makes it sound? NAB’s Tapas Strickland on why the markets remain cautious.
D-day for trade talks and UK government
Will a trade deal be struck before the weekend? Will Boris Johnson win enough seats to push on with Brexit? NAB’s Gavin Friend talks through a day with two significant deadlines. Whatever happens, expect the markets to move.
Aussie rises, Fed holds, Aramco lists, Britain votes
Fed on hold – On today’s podcast NAB’s Rodrigo Catril with the take-outs from their latest rate decision. The same expected from the ECB. And the Brits go to the polls.
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