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What’s driving today’s sea of green?

Renewed optimism, profit taking, liquidity or government stimulus. NAB’s David de Garis on what’s driving today’s sea of green.

Another day of extremes, RBA ready to cut again

All asset classes took a hammering – NAB’s Tapas Strickland explains why safe havens like gold and bonds are amongst them. Plus, a rate cut from the RBA today, but hasn’t monetary policy gone as far as it can go?

Aussie’s new low and US ‘Helicopter’ Money

More stimulus from the US and UK governments – enough to help equity markets? Plus, a pre-GFC low for the Aussie dollar. NAB’s Ray Attrill on today’s Morning Call podcast.

Another black day as markets look for light at the end of the tunnel

Moves by the Fed yesterday didn’t stop another black day on the markets, as stocks collapse and bonds rally. NAB’s Gavin Friend talks us through what happened.

RBNZ latest to cut in global ‘whatever it takes’ moves

More emergency measures by central banks as virus spread continues. NAB’s Rodrigo Catril says the uncertainty will continue until we know containment measures are working.

Markets in turmoil as virus spreads and governments fail to respond

Congress squabbling is one example of governments failing to deliver on a comprehensive stimulus program. That’s what’s causing turmoil in the markets says NAB’s Gavin Friend.

A pandemic and an emergency cut with more help needed

The UK declared an emergency rate cut coordinated by government stimulus. We expect to hear Australia’s response today. But what of Europe and the US? NAB’s David de Garis on today’s Morning Call podcast.

Waiting, waiting, waiting on stimulus news

NAB’s Tapas Strickland says the market rebound has been driven by hopes that the White House will provide short-term stimulus measures – but will the President deliver?

A turn for the worse – oil plunge sparks Black Monday

Massive drops in oil prices and shares. NAB’s Rodrigo Catril talks through the potential domino effects and the continuing impact of COVID19.

Oil price battle will add to volatility

Nothing like an oil price war to add to the COVID19-induced volatility. NAB’s Ray Attrill at the start of another choppy week for the markets.

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