Wednesday 19th October 2022
Equity markets have managed to climb again in the US, supported by earnings results, although NAB’s Ray Attrill describes it as a bear rally. There is still plenty of uncertainty around, evidenced by moves in bonds, in all directions. The BoE drove some of the movement when they announced they would resume bond purchases next month, on schedule, despite the diversion last week. New Zealand’s inflation numbers yesterday surprise do the upside, which begs the question, will we see the same with CPI for the UK and Canada today?
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China Car tariffs reversed and a government shutdown – mixed news from the US
Markets pulled both ways on conflicting news from the US – NAB’s Rodrigo Catril talks to me about the lowering of car tariffs and the threat of a government shutdown.
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Do Nice Girls Finish Second?
Do women need to change their ways if they are to rise to the top ranks of an organisation? What is it that’s holding them back?
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The Ins and Outs of Home Ownership
New research shows that 23 percent of home owners under 50 sold up and returned to the rental market at some point between 2001 and 2009. Why is this happening?
