Rodrigo Catril talks through NAB’s revised forecasts for the Aussie dollar in light of the weakening Yuan and the growing trade uncertainty. Plus, the rest of the days market news, on the Morning Call podcast.
The EU is struggling right now. The Bundesbank has downgraded its 21019 GDP forecast from 1.6% down to 0.6%. The Italian government is being threatened for breaching the EU’s spending rules. Yellow vests protestors have been out on the streets of Paris for 31 weeks now, fighting against inequality. This week the European Central Bank meets to determine how to boost the bloc’s economic growth. But, Phil Dobbie asks Prof Steve Keen, isn’t it time for a fundamental rethink of how the EU is structured and operates? With reforms to the EU, would Brexit have been necessary?
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Brexit hopes and positive steps on US China trade deal add to mild risk-on mood again today – NAB’s Ray Attrill on today’s Morning Call podcast.
I wouldn't be confused that I am buying an Aldi caterpillar cake if I am in Aldi. I assume they wouldn't be selling M&S caterpillar cake. Apparently they use less caterpillars in the Aldi cake.
Will Coinbase be Wall Street's proxy for crypto values? Discussed on today's It's the Business. Plus @James_T_Bourne talks Cloud, Edge, Fog and Mist! Listen at https://t.co/aCsirSFtQD