Start your day with the Morning Call for the latest overnight key economic and market information straight from NAB’s team of expert market economists and strategists.
Sentiment losing ground as yield curves flatten further. I ask NAB’s Rodrigo Catril whether this is a cause for concern. Plus, bad news for Theresa May and President Trump calls himself the tariff man.
The markets are still reacting to the US-China deal, but the flattening yield curve today will prick some attention says NAB’s Gavin Friend on today’s Morning Call
Risk on after US-China deal. I ask NAB’s Rodrigo Catril what it means for the Australian dollar this week, in light of weaker data from China.
A rocky night for equities, the dollar and oil ahead of the G20. NAB’s David de Garis talks about what to expect, particularly as it seems Peter Navarro might gatecrash the meeting between President’s Trump and Xi.
Jerome Powell changes his stance, Mark Carney paints the disaster scenario and President Trump threatens car tariffs. NAB’s Rodrigo Catril talks through what’s driving the markets on The Morning Call podcast.
On The Morning Call NAB’s Gavin Friend talks through fears of a wrong turn on trade talks and a softening stance from the Fed.
What to make of the GM closures? I talk to @NAB Tapas Strickland about the motor industry, the bounce back in oil, next moves by the Fed and hopes of an Italian surrender.
On the Morning Call NAB’s Rodrigo Catril discusses falling oil, weakness in the US & Europe and a Brexit deal no one seems to want.
Theresa May has reached agreement with Europe on the shape of the final deal, helping the pound up, whilst the US chows down for Thanksgiving.
Oil rebounds, so do equities, but be careful how much you read into the moves says NAB’s Rodrigo Catril, with light trade ahead of Thanksgiving.
