On today’s Morning Call NAB’s David de Garis talks about how unemployment numbers are likely to be understating the impact of the virus, ahead of Australia’s unemployment rate today.

A rebound in US retail, hopes of a trillion dollar stimulus and a treatment for severe cases of OVID-19 – NAB’s Tapas Strickland says these are three reasons markets are on a positive bent right now.

US equities are back on the rise as the Fed starts to buy corporate bonds. NAB’s Ray Attrill also looks at China’s activity data and tensions with Australia.

Concerns over how far economies can reopen without raising infection rates – NAB’s Rodrigo Catril says that’s the real question for markets right now.

The Fed gave markets a sharp reality check and today we’re seeing the consequences. NAB’s Ray Attrill on today’s correction.

The Fed doesn’t expect to move interest rates before 2022. NAB’s David de Garis analyses the FOMC statement and Jerome Powell’s press conference.

The greatest economic of our lifetime and yet shares are at all time highs. I ask @profstevekeen why, in the latest Debunking Economics podcast.

Equity rally stalls I the US. A bit of profit taking, says NAB’s Tapas Strickland, plus caution over the risk of another wave of the virus.

Could the US be coming out of the COVID-19 crisis sooner than expected? NAB’s Gavin Friend says its one conclusion from last week’s jobs numbers.