Business Now with Ross Greenwood: Recent Episodes
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The RBA holds rates but keeps the door open to a hike, two KPMG executives resign ahead of another parliamentary inquiry. Plus, it’s Census night as demographer Simon Kutscher joins the show to discuss what the data will reveal.
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Westpac shares slump hard as mortgage applications have dropped 20 per cent since the changes to negative gearing and CGT, oil prices climb as Iran refuses a deal to re-open the Strait. Plus, the RBA makes an interest rate decision tomorrow.
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Atlassian surges after a stunning turnaround, the share market hits fresh record highs despite sluggish economic growth. Plus, signs of life emerge in parts of Australia’s slowing housing market.
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The share market surges to another record high as ceasefire hopes lift miners and tech stocks, Beach Energy and REA Group report earnings. Plus, AMP celebrates its strongest turnaround since the Financial Services Royal Commission.
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Oil prices tumble as Middle East peace talks lift the Australian share market to a record high, Argo Investments reports its latest profit. Plus, the government amends its negative gearing changes to protect widows and orphans.
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Australians keep spending despite soaring fuel prices, Credit Corp posts a strong profit as earnings season begins. Plus, insurers urge the New South Wales Government to scrap its emergency services levy.
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Home prices around the country keep falling, the government is facing calls to rethink its new taxes on discretionary trusts, Plus, the US Government took the unusual step of buying Japanese Yen over the weekend.
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Microsoft and Amazon lift global markets, helping drive the Australian sharemarket higher, home prices are expected to weaken when new data is released on Monday. Plus, this weekend’s auction results will provide the latest read on buyer confidence.
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Global rate expectations shift as the US holds steady while Australia looks set to keep rates on hold, NAB says home loan applications have slumped since the Budget. Plus, the US backs a radical new passenger aircraft with a $3 billion investment.
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Lower than expected inflation eases pressure on the Reserve Bank, ASIC warns 1.8 million mortgage holders to check their offset accounts. Plus, Rio Tinto reports a $6.8 billion half-year profit as copper takes centre stage.
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RBA Governor Michele Bullock warns inflation remains a concern ahead of new inflation figures. Plus, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese unveils plans for Australia’s first new oil refinery in more than 60 years.
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Jacinta Allan is on shaky ground with her Labor colleagues, there is a change in the outlook for the global economies. Plus, one of Australia’s largest and oldest investment companies sharply under-performed in the past financial year.
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The US imposes a 12.5 per cent tariff on Australia over forced labour claims, oil prices surge as Red Sea attacks rattle markets. Plus, Qantas’ ultra-long-range Airbus completes a 19-hour test flight to Melbourne.
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Labor opens its national conference by taking aim at the Coalition rather than unveiling major new policies, the government moves to establish a Fair Work Court welcomed by unions. Plus, unemployment holds steady at 4.4 per cent in June.
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The property industry blames the government’s negative gearing changes for falling home prices, China’s new AI challenger Moonshot unveils its low-cost Kimi K3 model. Plus, the Reserve Bank tests Australians on their economic knowledge.
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Former Reserve Bank governor Philip Lowe says interest rates will stay higher for longer, Houthi rebels who support Iran want to blockade the Red Sea. Plus, the latest unemployment figures are out tomorrow.
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The government faces a big hole in its budget as revenues from mining and resource companies take a big dive. Plus, Christopher Nolan's new movie The Odyssey becomes the highest grossing R-rated film in history.
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Telstra executives face a bruising Senate inquiry over last week’s major outage, Netflix shares fall after disappointing investors. Plus, is another interest rate rise on the cards?
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BHP workers strike at Port Hedland in one of the Pilbara’s biggest work stoppages this century, ASX listings hit a four-year high. Plus, young Australians are taking bigger investment risks despite looming tax changes.
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Anthony Albanese unveils new AI rules covering data centres and copyright, Donald Trump drops plans for a 20 per cent Strait of Hormuz shipping toll. Plus, a new report reveals Australia’s highest-paid CEOs are all based in the US.
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Donald Trump proposes a 20 per cent toll on shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, business confidence rises for a third straight month despite weak sentiment. Plus, Genesis Minerals and Vault plan a $12.6 billion gold merger.
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Oil prices jump after the US and Iran exchanged fresh missile strikes over the weekend, Auction clearance rates remain below 50 per cent for a tenth straight week. Plus, South Korean computer chip giant SK Hynix lifts almost 13 per cent on debut.
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Telstra’s CEO apologises and accepts responsibility for the nationwide outage as the telco faces millions in fines, South Korean chip giant SK Hynix prepares for its US market debut. Plus, Victory Metals discusses the outlook for rare earths.
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Oil prices head back towards $US80 a barrel as the US-Iranian ceasefire breaks down, Telstra's CEO Vicky Brady has cut her vacation short. Plus, rent prices may not be rising as fast as many reports suggest they are.
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Telstra faces growing scrutiny after its major outage, new building data deals another blow to the government’s housing targets. Plus, New Zealand’s central bank resumes rate hikes with a 25 basis point increase.
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Foxtel and Nine strike a $5.3 billion deal to keep the NRL on screens, Deloitte warns Australia faces its weakest economic growth since the early 1990s recession. Plus, WiseTech founder Richard White steps down as executive chairman.
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More than half of all homes up for auction over the weekend actually sold. Plus, a $12.6 billion takeover lands today for the gold miner Vault Minerals and if successful would bring three gold mines at Leonora in Western Australia under one roof.
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The ASX rallies after weaker US jobs data eases rate fears, Saudi oil exports rebound to near pre-war levels as crude prices slide. Plus, fund manager Andrew Dale joins the show to discuss the economy, markets and the banks.
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Global tech stocks remain under pressure as investor Michael Burry warns it’s the beginning of the end, the government’s insolvency chief says wealthy Australians are gaming the system. Plus, super funds begin reporting annual returns.
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The government rejects blame as home values fall across every state, Coles shares slide after confirming talks to buy Greencross in a $4 billion deal. Plus, the big accounting firms face an ASIC shake-up following a string of scandals.
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It’s the final day of the financial year and the last chance to act before new tax rules take effect, TPG Asia Pacific boss faces court over an alleged drink-driving crash. Plus, the RBA says the economy remains constrained as rate rise fears ease.
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Auction clearance rates are below 50 per cent for the eighth straight week, the property market is weakening due to new tax policies announced on budget night. Plus, the world's largest cryptocurrency bitcoin has fallen below $US60,000.
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The AI sell-off continues as the Nasdaq extends its losses, KPMG’s Chief Economist Brendan Rynne weighs in on rates after this week’s inflation and jobs data. Plus, Property Friday showcases the week’s standout homes.
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Labor's tax changes passes through parliament, the CEO of La Trobe Financial Chris Andrews says Australia can avoid a recession. Plus, the world's first carbon refinery opens on Kooragang Island.
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Headline inflation falls to 4 per cent in May, computer chip stocks got smashed overnight by investors in the US. Plus, Peter Burgess, the CEO of the Self Managed Super Fund Association joins the program.
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The Greens will help pass Labor's controversial tax changes through the Senate, the executive clean-out at accounting firm KPMG continues. Plus, the New South Wales and Queensland state budgets announced today.
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Home auction clearance rates collapsed over the weekend in a direct reflection of the government's policies to change capital gains tax and negative gearing rules. Plus, time is up for Australia's giant accounting firms.
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A major inquiry into the KPMG audit scandal gets underway in Canberra, the final report into Labor’s proposed tax changes is released. Plus, attention turns to key inflation and unemployment data after the RBA left rates on hold.
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The government announces significant unplanned changes to its CGT plan, the peace deal between the US and Iran eased oil prices and pushed up the US dollar. Plus, Australia's population grew by 412,500 to 27.87 million people in 2025.
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Orica’s CEO says businesses have faced constant crises since COVID, the Vinnies CEO Sleepout marks its 20th year raising awareness of homelessness. Plus, SpaceX shares surge after listing, making it one of the world’s most valuable companies.
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The RBA leaves rates on hold after three consecutive hikes, attention now turns to this week’s US Federal Reserve meeting under new chair Kevin Warsh. Plus, Labor’s tax inquiry wraps up as calls grow to simplify the tax system and cut red tape.
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US President Donald Trump says the Strait of Hormuz will reopen after a deal was struck with Iran to end the war, SpaceX IPO launched with more than 30,000 Aussies applying for shares. Plus, Jeremy Zook joins the show.
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The countdown is on for the SpaceX IPO, the biggest capital raising in history, Aussie investors shift money into ETFs amid Labor’s tax changes. Plus, the FIFA World Cup kicks off with more teams, bigger crowds and record prize money.
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The countdown is on to the SpaceX IPO as investor demand surges, oil prices rise after the US and Iran trade strikes in the Middle East. Plus, Australia’s biotech and medtech sectors warn Labor’s tax changes will hurt innovation.
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Senate scrutiny of Labor’s tax changes begins next week, concerns grow over the power and water demands of Australia’s booming data centre sector. Plus, drone maker Boresight soars on its stock market debut.
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Consumer confidence sinks to a 50-year low, Australia’s beef sector stands to benefit from falling global production. Plus, polling shows many business leaders left Australia’s Economic Outlook event less confident about the economy.
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Markets across the Asia Pacific region plunged today, a new report finds that Australians need a minimum of $400,000 in superannuation to fund a comfortable retirement for just one decade. Plus, Brisbane has the worst clearance rate in the country.
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Anthony Albanese and RBA Deputy Governor Andrew Hauser headline Australia’s Economic Outlook, Australians get access to the SpaceX IPO. Plus, Ross Greenwood examines slowing growth and Labor’s tax changes with La Trobe Financial CEO Chris Andrews.
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Victoria has the biggest police force in the country but car theft is out of control, the price of Bitcoin has slumped 12 per cent in the past week. Plus, Australia's biggest wine maker will reduce the number of brands it markets from 76 down to 30.
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Australia’s economy grows just 0.3 per cent in the March quarter, with a data centre construction boom helping support growth. Plus, BHP shares hit another record high on strong demand for copper.
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Wages for 2.8 million low-paid Australians will rise 4.75 per cent from July 1, while farm profits are forecast to plunge 70 per cent this year. Plus, concerns grow that Labor’s trust tax changes could hit families caring for people with dementia.
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Home prices in May were flat on average but have now started to drop alarmingly, the government continues to defend its budget. Plus, Arafura’s Nolans Project is declared the first-ever significant project in the Northern Territory.
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KPMG Australia CEO Andrew Yates quits amid a growing audit scandal, global markets rally on reports the US and Iran have agreed to extend their ceasefire. Plus, a look at the Aussie dollar’s performance with Michael Sorial from OFX Global.
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Markets tumble as US strikes on Iran push oil prices higher, Labor introduces its controversial CGT and negative gearing changes to Parliament. Plus, unemployment rises as many Australians say they’re underpaid.
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It is a 60-40 chance whether the Reserve Bank raises rates again this year, Australia's home-building problem is getting worse with residential construction down in the latest quarter. Plus, New Zealand's Reserve Bank leaves interest rates on hold.
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Most remaining ISIS brides are returning to Australia from Syrian camps, oil and share markets react after US strikes on Iranian targets. Plus, electricity prices set to fall for almost half a million households and small businesses.
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Auction clearance rates remain below 50 per cent across Australia, the critical inflation numbers for April will be released on Wednesday. Plus, Ross Greenwood is in Adelaide with the CEO of the Australian Steel Association, David Buchanan.
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Backlash against government reforms continues as the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry warns Labor not to rush changes through parliament. Plus Guzman y Gomez shares rally as investors welcome plans to exit the US market.
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The unemployment rate rises in April to 4.5 per cent, small business and start up companies rally against the government's proposed changes to capital gains tax. Plus, three of the biggest share market floats are likely this year.
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The government is ramming its capital gains tax legislation through the Parliament to crush criticism of the controversial move, Southern Cross Media shares drop a touch. Plus, Lim Kim Hai today admitted in court that he misled shareholders in 2023.
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The Reserve Bank admits that massive spending on AI and green energy projects means it's harder to control inflation with interest rate rises. Plus, Elon Musk loses a historic court case against ChatGPT owner Open AI.
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Dire warning for falling home prices as auction clearance rates collapse in the wake of the Government's changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax. Plus, has the Government introduced a death tax or not?
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Angus Taylor delivers his budget reply asking voters to believe again, Mineral Resources takes a dive after founder Chris Ellison sells a $122 million stake in the company. Plus, the latest updates in cloud and AI innovation at Amazon.
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The Federal Court rules Coles misled shoppers with its “Down Down” pricing campaign in a win for the ACCC, business groups warn the Budget’s tax changes could hurt competitiveness. Plus, tech and start-ups promised a carve-out from CGT changes.
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Inside the budget a hidden 62.9 per cent tax that's one of the highest-ever, CommBank shares collapsed today after first quarter results were worse than expected. Plus, the budget is a massive whack for entrepreneurs starting a business.
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Ross Greenwood is on the ground in Canberra speaking with key business leaders on whether this budget will do enough for investment and productivity. Plus, Life360 shares plunge despite a solid first-quarter result and upgraded guidance.
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Negative gearing and capital gains tax will change the way investors and businesses invest, CSL shares are completely hammered again as its latest profit guidance comes in worse than expected. Plus, auction clearance rates collapsed over the weekend.
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Macquarie posts its second-biggest profit ever at $4.85 billion, the budget looms amid rising inflation and interest rates with AMP’s Diana Mousina weighing in. Plus, Ingrid Willinge breaks down the auction market and luxury listings in Victoria.
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Tabcorp faces another Austrac investigation, ARN hit with a record shareholder revolt over executive pay after tearing up Kyle and Jackie O’s contracts. Plus, fresh budget overspending warnings as markets absorb the latest rate rise.
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The Reserve Bank hit the economy with the third rate rise this year, JB Hi-Fi has historically been bulletproof when economy falters but today its share price fell hard. Plus, the big banks wasted no time in passing on the RBA hike in full.
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The Reserve Bank raises interest rates by a quarter of a per cent. Plus, the RBA decision and a spike in oil prices as hostilities resumed in the Strait of Hormuz pushes our stock market to its lowest point in five weeks.
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The Reserve Bank's rate decision tomorrow is seen by most economists and the money markets as a clear-cut rate hike. Plus, the gold price has dropped almost 18 per cent from its peak in late January this year.
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ANZ shares fall despite beating expectations with a nearly $3.8 billion 1H profit, Atlassian shoots the lights out with its earnings surging a huge 24 per cent after hours. Plus, Apple's Q2 revenue jumps 17 per cent to $111.2 billion.
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Oil prices soar their highest price since the US-Iran warn started, Woolworths warns that food prices will keep rising for at least another year. Plus, four of the biggest tech shares reported profits last night.
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Inflation jumps on fuel costs as the treasurer warns more pain ahead, the treasurer and prime minister talk intergenerational fairness while staying tight-lipped on tax changes. Plus, US markets hover near record highs despite headwinds.
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Tomorrow’s inflation read to show cost-of-living impact from the US-Iran war, a rare earths play sparks a takeover bid tied to Greenland interest. Plus, a five-week Whyalla steel outage risks supply shortages for construction and rail operators.
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Inflation figures this week give us the first taste of our cost of living since fuel prices rocketed in the aftermath of the US war with Iran. Plus, Donald Trump's pick to become the new Chair of the Federal Reserve is given a green light.
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Oil tops $106 as Donald Trump orders “shoot to kill” against mine-laying boats in the Strait of Hormuz, inflation in focus ahead of next week’s data. Plus, ARN shares under watch as Kyle Sandilands faces court in Sydney.
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Noisy protests disrupt Woodside's annual meeting today, the global CEO of Microsoft Satya Nadella is in Australia today. Plus, Tesla surprises the markets by reporting a strong positive cash flow in the last quarter.
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Federal debt nears $1 trillion as broad NDIS changes are unveiled, Cochlear shares plunge up to 40 per cent after a sales warning. Plus, the government flags significant tax reform in the upcoming budget.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook has presided over 1,300 per cent growth in the company's value since taking over but now he's stepping aside. Plus, small businesses with less than 25 employees will have to start setting aside superannuation each pay day.
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Fuel prices continue to fall across Australia, the government flags changes to the capital gains tax as it seeks to find new taxes to offset its extra spending. Plus, the markets are expecting two more rate rises this year.
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Wall Street hits record highs on hopes of a US-Iran deal, Netflix shares plunge after Reed Hastings signals his departure. Plus, the Strait of Hormuz closure disrupts diesel and fertiliser flows, exposing risks to Australia’s agriculture.
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Despite the massive fire at the Geelong refinery overnight, wholesale fuel prices fall yet again. Plus, the prime minister’s gone cap in hand to our neighbours for fuel and fertiliser supplies.
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The IMF warns a global recession looms if the Strait of Hormuz stays closed, Virgin Australia flags higher fares as fuel costs rise. Plus, the share market jumps on hopes of a US-Iran deal.
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Business and consumer confidence plunge as fuel costs bite and more rate rises loom, petrol drops over 50 cents a litre from its peak to the lowest since the conflict began. Plus, Qantas shares tumble after cutting 5 per cent of domestic flights.
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Oil prices again swing higher as peace talks between the US and Iran break down. Plus, shares in A2 Milk slump after it admits it can’t get enough infant formula from its New Zealand supplier.
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Oil prices remain volatile ahead of the expected peace talks between the US and Iran in Pakistan tomorrow. Plus, the government considers banning self-managed super funds from the Compensation Scheme of Last Resort.
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The re-opening of the Strait of Hormuz as part of the ceasefire lasted less than a day. Plus, after a massive rise yesterday, financial markets are little changed today despite the fragile state of the cease-fire.
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Oil prices plunge $15 a barrel as markets post their best day since Trump eased his tariff threats, the ceasefire is conditional on the immediate reopening of Hormuz. Plus, the housing sector calls for urgent action as completions fall despite lower rates.
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Petrol prices keep easing but diesel remains high, the Federal Government delays finalising the budget to the last moment, but despite the outlook the stock market surges with strong gains across tech, miners and the banks.
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The prime minister urges Australians to save fuel in a national address, the government rolls out a four-stage fuel plan. Plus, Donald Trump says the US war with Iran will end soon in his own address.
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The Prime Minister is set to deliver a state of the nation address tonight, the cut to fuel excise started today. Plus, a billion-dollar mortgage fraud that hit the Commonwealth Bank and NAB is a wake up call for all companies.
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Bank surcharges gone from October, the Fair Work Commission rules that 18 to 20-year-olds should be paid adult wages in the retail and hospitality industries. Plus, the fuel crisis again highlights Australia's vulnerability.
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The government cut the fuel excise for three months, dwindling consumer confidence in weekend property markets with just two in five homes up for auction sold in Sydney. Plus, some truckies reporting fuel price hikes of more than $2,000 a week.
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Markets stay volatile as investors react to Donald Trump’s comments, the Middle East conflict boosts defence stocks. Plus, one of the biggest weekends for property with more than 4,400 auctions nationwide.
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As Cyclone Narelle intensifies off the West Australian coast with a chance of becoming a category five storm, key iron ore and LNG export ports are closed. Plus, the government calls for an above inflation wage rise for almost three million workers.
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Global oil prices fell today leading to our stock market's best day in almost a year, Singapore Airlines started selling tickets today for the new Western Sydney International Airport. Plus, fuel prices threaten to soar for longer.
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Australia's European free trade deal promises cheaper electric cars and opportunities for horticultural growers. Plus, oil prices plunged 14 per cent after Donald Trump gives Iran 5 days of negotiating time before bombing key infrastructure resumes.
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Fuel shortages and higher prices might only get worse from here, Kyle Sandilands launches his lawsuit against former employer ARN Media. Plus, Australia is expected to sign a free trade agreement with the European Union tomorrow.
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Brent crude oil prices drop back from their highest level since July 2022, money markets expect Australia's cash rate to lift to 4.85% by the end of this year. Plus, investors focus more on the Middle East than the rout of global software stocks.
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The world's biggest gas export facility in Qatar is hit by Iranian missiles, Treasurer Jim Chalmers lays out his major budget preview. Plus, the Energy Regulator announces its latest price rises for uncontracted electricity users.
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The Treasurer hoses down talk of a recession, BHP and Woodside both announce new CEOs. Plus, the government charged the ACCC to investigate fuel price gouging but the ACCC Deputy claims it is not actually illegal.
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The Reserve Bank raises interest rates by a quarter of one percent, but the big shock is that Governor Michele Bullock will not rule out a future recession for Australia. Plus, HSBC Australia Chief Economist Paul Bloxham joins Ross Greenwood.
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Markets say interest rates will rise tomorrow and two more times this year, the Victorian government settles out of court with businesses affected by its COVID-19 lockdowns. Plus, the cause of the inflation is fuel prices.
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Former UN diplomat Merriden Varrall discusses the Iran war and the geopolitical implications, market pricing for a rate rise next week surges to roughly 82 per cent. Plus, the latest GST carve up has WA, Queensland and Victoria as the big winners.
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Oil surges above $US100 a barrel as Iran targets tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, Atlassian slashes 1,600 jobs amid the AI shake-up. Plus, Australian super funds showcase their financial strength in the US, urging infrastructure sell-offs.
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Money markets and economists expect the Reserve Bank to lift interest rates on Tuesday, hundreds of homes and businesses inundated by floodwaters in Bundaberg. Plus, the National Reconstruction Fund invests $200 million in Macquarie Technology Group.
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Global markets rebound and oil falls below $US90 a barrel after Trump says the Iran war could end soon, rising petrol prices send consumer and business confidence plunging. Plus, CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz weighs in on the AI arms race.
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About $90 billion was wiped off Australia's share market today, Brent Crude has soared above $US114 a barrel. Plus, the oil price shock is stoking fears of inflation and higher interest rates.
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Global markets plunge off the back of concerns over the conflict in the Middle East, China takes its growth target down to 4.5-5 per cent, marking the least ambitious target in 35 years. Plus, a look into the auctions market for the weekend.
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Matt Bekier and Paula Martin, have been found by a Federal Court Judge to have contravened the Corporations Act, the inflation shock from rising energy prices stemming from the war in Iran. Plus, Ross Greenwood sits down with Gerry Harvey.
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The stock market plunges to its lowest level in two weeks, Australia's economy grew faster than expected in the December quarter. Plus, we'll play you Ross Greenwood's interview with the CEO of Australia's largest supermarket chain Woolworths.
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Iran's Revolutionary Guard are threatening to attack vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, Aussie businesses are scrambling to understand what the impact of the Iran conflict will have on them. Plus, Qantas CEO Vanessa Hudson speaks to Ross Greenwood.
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Oil prices have surged after the US and Israeli strikes on Iran disrupted the Middle East. Plus, energy producers, gold companies and defence stocks took off on the market today in response to the military escalation.
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Computer chip maker Nvidia shares take off after earnings doubled in the past quarter and the company lays out massive growth for the future. Plus, Qantas shares tank despite an upbeat half-year profit report.
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Pencil in May 5 in your diary because that's the day markets now say the Reserve Bank will raise interest rates. Plus, Woolworths shares shot the lights out to their highest in almost 18 months after profit and sales growth beat forecasts.
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Tech shares slump as IBM has its worst day in 25 years, former treasurer Peter Costello lets rip at the federal government. Plus, the Retail Council says consumers and retailers will pay an extra $9 billion because of inconsistent state regulations.
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Share prices fall hard after Donald Trump's tariff defeat, the impact of the US Supreme Court rejection of Trump's tariffs. Plus, this Wednesday's inflation figure is the last clue before the Reserve Bank makes its next interest rate decision.
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Founder of the Tex Mex fast food chain Guzman y Gomez and CEO of Inghams joins the show. Plus, oil prices surge to their highest level since August, as geopolitical tensions escalate between the US and Iran.
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A strong labor market immediately puts pressure on the Reserve Bank to continue raising interest rates this year. Plus, competition watchdog, ACCC is in the fourth day of its legal clash with supermarket giant Coles.
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers slams former Reserve Bank Governor Philip Lowe, the Stokes family-controlled SGH group drops a second takeover bid on Bluescope Steel. Plus, we speak with ASIC Commissioner Alan Kirkland.
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Hastie named the Shadow Industry Minister. Tim Wilson appointed the Shadow Treasurer. Plus, BHP's revenue for the half year is ahead 11 per cent to $27.9 billion.
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The International Monetary Fund calls out federal government over-spending and warns it may need to bail out broke states including Victoria. Plus, we take you inside a boardroom drama worthy of a mini-series.
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Newly appointed Opposition Leader Angus Taylor says the Liberal Party must focus on lowering taxes to fight back against Labor's big spending agenda. Plus, the CEOs of commercial property giant BWP Group join the show.
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The Liberal Party leadership challenge is the big political talking point, but Coalition members got stuck into the Reserve Bank Governor today. Plus, AMP and Temple & Webster shares both tanked by 30 per cent during the day.
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The Commonwealth Bank's profit soars and so does its share price. Plus SGH, the old Seven Group and owner of Boral, Westrac and Coates Hire - put out a strong profit today.
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Consumer confidence slumped with all the talk about higher interest rates, shares in local insurers and insurance brokers tank. Plus, we speak with the CEO of Australia’s biggest after-market auto parts makers.
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The owner of the Carsales website took off with its profit announcement today after a rough six months, financial markets have been highly volatile of late. Plus, how many more rate rises will we see this year? The markets say one.
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More than $65b wiped out on the ASX as tech stocks nosedive, Reserve Bank Governor Michele Bullock finally admits that government spending contributes to aggregate demand. Plus, Japan's PM Sanae Takaichi is poised to win this Sunday's snap election.
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Large tech companies on Wall Street remain under serious pressure despite delivering strong earnings results. Plus, oil and gas producer Beach Energy is the first major ASX-listed energy company to report its results this profit season.
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Tech stocks were heavily sold off today, following a $300 billion US dollar rout on Wall Street, the Reserve Bank raised interest rates for the first time in more than two years. Plus, La Trobe Financial has reported strong inflows during January.
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The Reserve Bank has raised the cash rate by 25 basis points to 3.85 per cent, that's its highest level in more than two years. Plus, we'll discuss this tough economic outlook with the CEO of Australia's largest debt collector and buyer Credit Corp.
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The odds of a rate rise by the Reserve Bank got even stronger today, the founder and major shareholder of Corporate Travel Management Jamie Pherous today stood down with immediate effecthome prices kept rising in most capital cities in January.
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Nine Entertainment shares jump after plans to sell radio and regional TV assets and buy QMS Media for $850 million, Donald Trump prepares to name a new Federal Reserve chairman. Plus, gold and silver trade near record highs.
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A serious outage at the Reserve Bank delays hundreds of property settlements using the PEXA system, the ASX announces a new corporate governance advisory group. Plus, the US Federal Reserve keeps interest rates on hold.
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Major bank economists and money markets say the Reserve Bank has no choice but to raise interest rates next week. Plus, the Indonesian stock market is in freefall today, after the American finance company MSCI raised serious concerns.
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Gold and silver surge to new record highs, Don Farrell becomes the first Australian minister to visit Saudi Arabia in nearly a decade. Plus, BHP overtakes Commonwealth Bank as Australia’s biggest company after a 27 per cent rise in shares.
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It's appropriate that on Australia Day, The Aussie dollar hits its highest point against the Japanese yen since 1991. Plus, gold smashes through $US5000 an ounce for the first time in history.
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Australian super funds post double-digit returns, lifting balances about 35 per cent over three years, as ASX listings slump well below average. Plus, Donald Trump files a $5 billion lawsuit against JP Morgan and CEO Jamie Dimon.
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The odds of an RBA rate rise within weeks climb above 50 per cent following OECD warnings, unemployment falls from 4.3 per cent to 4.1 per cent. Plus, a public spat unfolds between Ryanair boss Tony O’Leary and Elon Musk.
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Shares in Australian Strategic Materials surge on a US takeover bid, ASIC orders CFD providers to refund $40 million to investors. Plus, AFIC dumps its WiseTech stake over corporate governance concerns.
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Aussie start-up Gilmour Space has rocketed to a $1 billion dollar valuation, after securing $217 million dollars in funding. Plus, mining giant BHP has posted record production of copper and iron ore during the first half of the year.
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Markets are on watch ahead of US President Donald Trump’s appearance at the World Economic Forum in Switzerland later this week. Plus, the Reserve Bank’s first monetary policy board meeting of the year will be held in just two weeks.
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The mid-year economic and fiscal outlook has confirmed that Australia's federal budget will remain deeply in the red until at least the 2035 financial year. Plus, SMEs are under serious financial pressure.
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US Federal Reserve cuts rates to 3.75 per cent from 4 per cent, unemployment rate flat at 4.3 per cent in November. Plus, Ross Greenwood tours some stunning properties up for grabs.
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Markets lift after the US Federal Reserve cuts interest rates, Australia's unemployment rate remained steady in November at 4.3 per cent. Plus, one ASX-listed company announces plans to expand its footprint in New Zealand.
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers set to release the mid-year budget update next week. Plus, ASFA raises serious concerns with the federal government's plan to add APRA-regulated super funds to the Compensation Scheme of Last Resort.
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The Reserve Bank keeps interest rates on hold at 3.6 per cent, high demand for domestic air travel in spring leads to higher airfares for Aussie travellers. Plus, Paramount launches a hostile takeover bid for Warner Brothers.
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Jim Chalmers says the federal government's energy rebates will come to an end after Cabinet ruled out extending the scheme. Plus, Donald Trump raises potential antitrust concerns around Netflix's planned $108 billion takeover of Warner Brothers.
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OpenAI partnering up with NextDC to build the largest data centre in the southern hemisphere, Investment manager State Street releases their global market outlook. Plus, could there be a champagne shortage this Christmas?
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Money markets say the next move in interest rates will be up, ASIC completes its first ever survey of companies and their policies about whistle-blowers. Plus, a week out from the ban on major social media sites for under-16-year-olds kicks in.
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Australia's annual economic growth is faster than any time in two years but is still slower than government spending, Michele Bullock warns if inflation takes off, they will raise rates. Plus, buy now pay later companies tank on the stock market.
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The government's target of 1.2 million homes between now and 2030 is batterd, with home building approvals dropping again. Plus, Price Waterhouse Coopers former CEO suspended as a charted accountant for four years.
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Another warning Australia's east coast could experience power blackouts from 2027 as the nation's largest coal-fired power station is due to close. Plus, the ASX has a blackout of its own, with it unable to post time-sensitive company announcements.
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Corporate Travel Management's accounting scandal is worse than expected, inflation surged to its highest level since June 2024. Plus, Michael McCarthy joins the show to discuss the upcoming US Federal Reserve interest rates decision.
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Australia's private capital expenditure surged during the September quarter. Plus, banking regulator APRA is set to introduce debt to income limits on home loans as it attempts to prevent a build-up of risky home lending practices.
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Inflation rises to 3.8 per cent in October, marking the highest level in 16 months, Electro Optic Systems agrees to pay a $4 million penalty. Plus, the RBNZ cut interest rates today to 2.25 per cent.
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Bendigo Bank discloses major flaws with its systems made to detect and prevent money laundering and terrorism, a Seek job ad report shows ad volumes were down, but salaries lifted 3.6 per cent. Plus, a deep dive into Australia's major commodities.
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Australian non-financial companies expected to lead the economic growth in Asia Pacific next year thanks to falling interest rates. Plus, rental affordability continues to approach record lows across most of Australia.
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The stock market plunged to its lowest level since May this morning, Nvidia's shares takes a tumble on Wall Street triggering the selloff. Plus, a 1940 painting was sold overnight for nearly $55 million US dollars.
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The federal government is being encouraged by the international Monetary Fund to tackle tax reform and to spend more efficiently. Plus, Magellan Financial Group is back in the middle of a mess after successive scandals in the past year.
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Cyber criminals will be aggressively targeting consumers and retailers in the Black Friday sales, wages are growing faster for public servants compared to private sector wages. Plus, big falls in gold and crypto.
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RBA minutes kill hopes of another rate cut as stubborn inflation bites, a TPG customer dies after their phone couldn’t reach triple-zero. Plus, a deep dive into Australia’s livestock production.
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The UK High Court decides BHP is liable for the 2016 Samarco tailings dam wall collapse in Brazil, SQM says it will fight an action brought by corporate regulator ASIC. Plus, the apparent first major gas discovery in Bass Strait in eight years.
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Investors in America are worried the US Federal Reserve won't cut interest rates next month, interest rate traders and economists have been delaying Australian rate cut forecasts back until mid-next year following the unexpected unemployment numbers.
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Explosives and chemicals manufacturer Orica has reported its strongest results in 13 years thanks to surging demand from the mining sector for its products. Plus, shares in accounting software maker Xero have plunged on the market today.
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Chair of ASIC Joe Longo opened the Australian Investment and Securities Commission's annual forum in Melbourne. Plus, CEO of Roy Morgan Research Michele Levine speaks about her research in determining companies reputations.
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The Commonwealth Bank reports a 2 per cent rise in cash profit to $2.6 billion for the half-year, driven by customers refinancing at lower rates following RBA interest rate cuts. Plus, The Wiggles have come under scrutiny from the ACCC.
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The Reserve Bank pours cold water on hopes of early rate cuts, ANZ bosses miss out on $32 million in bonuses after a weak year. Plus, Bitcoin holds steady around the $100,000 mark.
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Elon Musk has been granted a record breaking $US1 trillion pay incentive deal by Tesla shareholders, the Albanese government is splurging $1 billion on green iron, which struggled to take off in other parts of the world.
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NAB shares fall 3.5 per cent after the company’s profit dropped and muted growth outlook, the US Federal Reserve pumps $125 billion into its banking system over the past five days. Plus, Tesla shareholders vote on Elon Musk's pay deal.
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Our stockmarket hits a six week low, corporate regulator ASIC says our market technology has fallen behind. Plus, Suncorp CEO says more Australians are vulnerable to weather events as towns are being built in the wrong places.
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Shadow Treasurer Ted O'Brien's party in turmoil, giving government and the treasurer free reign when serious economic storm clouds arise. Plus, HSBC's chief economist Paul Bloxham joins hosts to discuss the next move in rates.
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Westpac's operating profit in the past year fell to less than $7 billion, the Reserve Bank meets tomorrow, any hope of a rate cut is well off the table. Plus, the latest home price data for October shows values are again rising fast.
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Family-owned beer producer Coopers has reported an increase in sales during the financial year to about 309 million dollars. Plus, the Liberal Party debates whether to abandon its commitment to net zero by 2050.
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Australian interest rates seem set to stay on hold while American rates were cut overnight, Coles' sales are growing almost twice as fast as Woolworths. Plus, hundreds of workers and contractors have been stood down at the Tahmoor coal mine.
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The increase in inflation is higher than the Reserve Bank forecast, Woolworths sales come in higher than expected. Plus, the Chair of Tesla says there's no other Elon Musk as she urges shareholders to agree to his pay-deal.
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Wisetech shares are smashed after ASIC and the AFP raid its headquarters while seeking documents related to sharetrading by its fonder and other employees. Plus, the Tomago aluminium refinery could become unviable in just over two years.
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The ACCC takes on tech giant Microsoft over claims it misled millions of customers, major shake-ups hit Aussie companies PolyNovo and Nuix. Plus, all eyes are on inflation data ahead of next week’s crucial RBA rates call.
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Australian critical minerals and rare earths companies have been surging on the share market after Donald Trump signed a framework agreement with Anthony Albanese. Plus, gold stocks have been some of the top performers this year.
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Gold and Bitcoin tumble but oil surges as US sanctions hit Russia’s biggest producers, work from home bombshell as a Westpac employee wins the right to stay remote. Plus, Wall Street rocked as Tesla and Netflix disappoint investors.
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Australia's largest oil and gas producer Woodside reportedly had an increase in quarterly production to about 51 million barrels of oil equivalent. Plus, the price of gold slumped 6 percent overnight, which was its largest fall in 12 years.
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese signs a $8.5 billion agreement with US President Donald Trump to provide rare earths and critical minerals. Plus, the biggest mining conference in Australia's history started today.
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Albanese touches down in the US pitching access to Australia's naval base in WA, China's economy slows to its weakest place in a year. Plus, a major American airline eyes a takeover of troubled regional carrier Rex.
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The stock market dips from record highs as gold prices soar, economists tip an RBA rate cut next month after unemployment rises. Plus, fund manager William Liu joins the show to discuss trade, the US economy and investment strategy.
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Australia's unemployment rate jumps to its highest level in almost four years, oil and gas major Santos cuts its production guidance. Plus, Australian banking stocks are found to be some of the most expensive in the world.
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Commonwealth Bank chief executive Matt Comyn will remain at Australia's largest company until at least 2028, Australia has fallen short of its housing construction target. Plus, consumer prices fall more than expected in China during September.
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Consumer confidence plunges amid growing concerns the RBA will not cut interest rates again until next year. Plus, Jim Chalmers consulted with former prime minister Paul Keating prior to the announcement of changes to the superannuation tax policy.
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Jim Chalmers caves on super tax reforms ditching unrealised gains and lifting the $3 million threshold, ANZ’s new boss unveils a cost-cutting and lending push. Plus, Asian markets tumble as Trump slaps new tariffs on China.
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RBA Governor Michele Bullock says the private sector is starting to take over as the main driver of Australia's economic growth. Plus, gold and oil prices plunge after the Gaza peace plan created more stability in the Middle East for investors.
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PM steps into Labor’s controversial super tax on unrealised gains, gold, silver and platinum surge as investors flee the US dollar. Plus, Warren Hogan reveals the RBA would be bankrupt if it were a private company after its Covid bond splurge.
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Government hands $600 million to Glencore to keep Mount Isa copper smelter open and save 600 jobs, BlueScope chief warns Australia’s competitiveness is slipping. Plus, New Zealand cuts interest rates to try boost its economy.
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Government to announce funding deal delaying Mount Isa copper mine closure by four years, ASIC gives CBOE the green light to rival the ASX. Plus, almost a quarter of a million Australian homes face severe future flood risks.
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Broncos shares soar after Grand Final glory, Aussie start-up Heidi Health races past Canva’s early growth. Plus, home buyers charge ahead undeterred despite fading hopes of rate cuts.
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Oil prices have fallen and are expected to fall even further, the Australian dollar had its best week in months as Americans are expected to see more rate cuts. Plus, house prices in most capital cities hit new record highs.
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Tax Office reveals who’s paying corporate tax and who’s dodging it, a Southern Cross Austereo and Seven West merger riles shareholders. Plus, the Beetaloo Basin edges closer to gas production after a major NT deal.
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The US government shuts down after a political deadlock, reports that BHP iron ore shipments to China have been banned cause confusion. Plus, the average price for a home in every capital city except for Hobart and Canberra is now at a record high.
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The Reserve Bank leaves interest rates on hold, the CEO of Optus owner Singapore Telecom faces the media after meeting with Communications Minister Anika Wells. Plus, Seven West Media and Southern Cross Media are planning to merge.
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The RBA universally expected to keep interest rates on hold tomorrow, a Melbourne start-up trials drone teams to take over helicopter supply work with our defence forces. Plus, Adam Reynolds' conversion kick worth 40 times his reported salary.
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Small companies were largely neglected by share market investors as the ASX200 powered its way to record highs. Plus, gold prices hit another all-time high overnight, but still outperformed by silver in the past year.
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The National Australia Bank is the victim of a $150 million money laundering fraud. Plus, the ASIC corporate regulator forced Macquarie Group to repay $321 million to investors who used its service to access the Shield Master Fund.
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The Optus CEO apologised for the deaths caused by its triple zero outage but stated the failure was due to a processing issue. Plus, the ASX is reportedly not meeting the regulators' expectations for an operator of critical national infrastructure.
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Myer shares tumble more than 18 per cent marking their worst day in years, ASIC’s 21-day freeze on La Trobe Financial sparks backlash. Plus, small business groups push back on bank support for a credit card surcharge ban.
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ASIC probes the private credit sector, Lachlan Murdoch involved in TikTok deal, government open to increasing Net Zero spending. Plus, RBA governor appears in Canberra.
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Santos CEO Kevin Gallagher joins Business Now for the first time after the $36 billion bid for Santos was declined by the Abu Dhabi's government consortium. Plus, Nvidia's $7 billion investment in Intel overnight helps boost the tech space.
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US interest rates are cut with the prospect of more rate rises ahead. Plus, the Abu Dhabi government walks away from its $36 billion takeover of Santos on the same day the Albanese government reveals the emission reduction target.
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BHP slashes 750 jobs in a Queensland coal mine blaming royalties, banks slam the RBA's plan to scrap credit card charges. Plus, the Fed will make its cash rate decision tonight.
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Super Retail boss forced out after misleading the board over an affair, Australia’s growth slows again. Plus, Elon Musk throws $1 billion into Tesla before shareholders decide whether to pay him $1 trillion over the next 10 years.
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ANZ admits to widespread miscoduct and cops a record $240 million penalty, national clearance rate drops to 65.3 per cent. Plus, the US Federal Reserve is expected to cut rates this week.
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Northwest shelf expansion approved, PolyNovo reveals positive clinical results, traders fear artificial intelligence bubble. Plus, luxe listing of the week.
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Computer chip maker Nvidia helps out the Australian government by doubling the value of PsiQuantum after a $1 billion fundraising. Plus, global gas prices are volatile after Israel's attempt to kill Hamas leaders in the independent state of Doha.
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Oil and gold surge after Israel launches an air strike on Doha, there are worries that industry wide bargaining may spark increased union actrion. Plus, a start-up launches a plan to build local AI.
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ANZ slashes 3,500 jobs in a major restructure, Lachlan Murdoch takes full control of News Corporation. Plus, the former CEO of PWC is banned from practising as a tax agent.
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Coles and Woolworths face a billion dollar hit after a Federal Court ruling on worker underpayment, the government’s housing target looks shaky. Plus Warren Hogan warns productivity woes could threaten living standards and interest rate cuts.
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Orica flags strong finish to the year, court blocks Mayfair 101 director for 15 years, Coles reviews staff pay arrangements. Plus, annual growth at strongest pace in 2 years.
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Copper and gold prices continue to hit record highs, iron ore bosses warn their boom may not last. Plus, the Reserve Bank Governor signals fewer rate cuts than markets had expected.
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Annual GDP jumps to 1.8 per cent in the June quarter, Santos announces it will produce gas in Beetaloo Basin next year, Klarna announces its US IPO. Plus, Xerocon 2025 kicks off in Brisbane.
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Mathias Cormann urges the Coalition not to abandon net zero targets, ABARES marks 40 years while forecasting record crops. Plus, the government confirms permanent migration will stay at 185,000 people per year.
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House prices across the country surge 0.5 per cent in August, hitting a new record high. Plus, as profit season wraps up, June quarter GDP is tipped to accelerate.
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Virgin Australia 2025 profit soars by 28 percent to 664 million dollars, The Star Entertainment reports a net loss of nearly 472 million dollars in the recent financial year. Plus, Australia Post delivers a pre-tax profit of 18.8 million dollars.
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Profit reporting season is almost at an end with Qantas, Wesfarmers and Medibank reporting today. Plus, NVIDIA shares tumble despite strong Q2 results.
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Monthly inflation jumps 2.8 per cent in July, profit reporting season in full swing with Flight Centre, Domino's Pizza and WiseTech results out today. Plus, Woolworths shares tumble after its profit plunges 17 per cent.
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Australia Post suspends postage to the US as new tariffs are about to start. Plus, profit continues to roll in with Coles, SPC and Fortescue reporting their FY25 results.
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The stock market hits another record high after Jerome Powell hints US rates will fall, the prime minister cools talk of major reform after last week’s roundtable. Plus, Endeavour Group profit drops 17 per cent to $426 million.
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Economic reform roundtable wraps up, ASX 200 cracks 9,000 points for the first time, defence stocks rocket on geopolitical tensions. Plus, Inghams shares tumble on profit results.
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The ASX 200 cracks 9,000 for the first time, profit results keep rolling in with warehouse logistics company Brambles reporting strong earnings. Plus, soaring energy costs threaten Australia's competitiveness.
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Senator Matt Canavan discusses the government's economic and productivity roundtable, cheaper energy prices are key to a more productive economy. Plus, some massive share price moves again as companies release their profits and losses.
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CSL to slash 3,000 jobs in major restructure, the government’s economic roundtable kicks off in Canberra. Plus, Challenger posts a nine per cent profit jump to $456 million.
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Qantas is fined $90 million for illegally sacking workers during COVID, the stock market defies expectations and reaches a new intraday record high. Plus, BlueScope CEO Mark Vassella talks profit results.
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The Australian stock market surges to a new record high due to a rally on Wall Street and the RBA cutting interest rates on Tuesday. Plus, the Trump administration is reportedly interested in buying a stake in the American computer chip giant Intel.
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Profit reporting season continues with Telstra, Origin Energy and Pro Medicus results out today, Suncorp CEO talks profit results and insurance. Plus, the ASX hits a new record high.
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Profit reporting season is in full swing with the Commonwealth Bank, AGL Energy and IAG reporting results today. Plus, business groups push back on the ACTU's four-day work week proposal.
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The RBA cuts interest rates by 0.25 per cent but downgrades its forecasts for economic growth and productivity. Plus, The Star sells its stake in Brisbane’s $3.6 billion Queens Wharf project to Hong Kong co-owners.
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Electric vehicle drivers will pay a new road-user charge, the markets predict a 100 per cent chance that the RBA will cut rates tomorrow. Plus, Car Group and JB Hi-Fi report their full-year results.
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The ASX 200 sets a new record this week. The CEO of the Property Council outlines reforms that need to get the property sector back on track. Plus, Trump's 39 per cent tariff on Switzerland has blindsided watchmakers.
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Calls grow to break up the ASX monopoly in Australia, AMP releases its interim profit results. Plus, ACOSS submits recommendations to the upcoming economic roundtable.
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Jim Chalmers responds to criticism against the upcoming economic roundtable, the Department of Finance wants to lift the ban on PwC doing government work. Plus, REA Group CEO talks FY25 profit results.
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Nyrstar Port Pirie and Hobart smelters secures a $130 million rescue package, a new report highlights land use tensions between competing interests in Australia. Plus, Credit Corp CEO talks FY25 profit results.
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Bluescope and global steelmakers line-up to buy Whyalla Steelworks, Endeavour Group's acting CEO steps down. Plus, Argo Investments reports its FY25 results today.
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Trump holds Australia's tariffs at 10%. Plus, Capstone Copper kicks off profit reporting season, property prices reach a new record high in July.
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The Fed holds interest rates steady despite pressure from Donald Trump, retail sales surge 1.2 per cent in June. Plus, Trump's 50 per cent copper tariff sparks a price plunge.
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Inflation keeps falling and markets tip a rate cut at the next RBA meeting, shares in Ozempic maker Novo Nordisk plunge 30 percent overnight. Plus, Australia’s first homegrown orbital rocket launch ends in failure.
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The US market has remained resilient in the face of trade turmoil and inflation, the Australian dollar rallies trade deal hopes. Plus, Woodside takes over the Bass Strait oil and gas operations.
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The ABS is changing the way it calculates inflation. Plus, profit reporting season kicks off, the US & EU reach a trade deal, WiseTech appoints a new CEO.
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US President Trump and Fed Chair Jerome Powell clash over renovation costs. Plus, AFSA will scrutinise personal insolvencies as part of their new focus areas, Tesla shares tumble after their Q2 profit falls.
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Australia lifts the ban on US beef imports, shareholders are riled up over Macquarie Group's executive salaries. Plus, calls are growing to reform the PBS.
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Donald Trump announces a trade deal with Japan with a 15 per cent reciprocal tariff, the ASX 200 surges with a surprise increase on iron ore prices in the past few days. Plus, Albanese and Ley face-off in Question Time.
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The Labor government has a clear mandate for this term of Parliament, Insignia Financial is sold to private US equity firm CC Capital. Plus, ASIC cracks down on the financial hardship sector.
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The ASX 200 has its worst day in three months, a new report suggests radical changes to overhaul capital gains tax to stimulate home building. Plus, auctions boom in some states despite the RBA not cutting rates earlier this month.
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Australia's stockmarket soars to a record high breaking through the 8700-point barrier for the first time. Plus, TSMC & Netflix report their quarterly earnings, iron ore surges past $US100.
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The unemployment rate rises to 4.3 per cent in June, money laundering agency AUSTRAC pivots to new priorities. Plus, the ASX 200 soars to a new record high led by the major banks.
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Building activity data shows the government is way off its 1.2 million housing target, the ASX 200 has the worst one-day drop since May. Plus, Trump's tariffs spark higher inflation in the US.
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The RBA calls to ban surcharges on credit card and debit card transactions, bitcoin soars to a new record high. Plus, Trump hits Mexican tomatoes with a fresh tariff.
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The Treasury accidentally leaks classified information, Donald Trump flags fresh tariffs on the EU and Mexico. Plus, Anthony Albanese continues his China tour.
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Trump flags a 15-20% blanket tariff on all trade partners. Plus, a step forward for Australian rare earths producer Australian Strategic Materials, a sneak peek inside a luxury Queensland property.
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Japanese car makers cut prices on exports to the US, Linda Yaccarino steps down as CEO of X after turbulent tenure. Plus, BHP emerges as the top stock choice among everyday Australian investors.
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Copper shares soar after Donald Trump flags a 50 per cent tariff, RBNZ follows the RBA's lead on keeping the cash rate on hold. Plus, metal 3D printing manufacturer AML3D expands into the US.
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The Reserve Bank shocks economists and the market by keeping interest rates on hold, Rabobank's Ben Picton and currency specialist Sean Callow explain the RBA's decision. Plus, Trump whacks Japan and South Korea with new tariff levies.
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Economists forecast the RBA will cut rates tomorrow, the question is by how much? Trump's mixed messaging on tariffs as the deadline is pushed out to August. Plus, olive oil maker Cobram Estate reveals a positive financial update.
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Anthony Albanese addresses Australia's Economic Outlook 2025 forum. Plus, Orica secures a $432 million grant for a hydrogen hub, bitcoin surges to near record highs.
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AUSTRAC orders audit of Western Union over compliance concerns, ASIC puts high-risk super schemes under the spotlight. Plus, Donald Trump announces new trade deal with Vietnam.
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As Trump's Big Beautiful Bill passes the US Senate, market whisperer Stephen Miller explains what it means for Australians. Plus, the Quad meeting focuses on critical minerals and shares of insurers fall as a bomb cyclone hits NSW.
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As the new financial year begins, there is fresh hope in the retail sector that inflation has passed and households are starting to spend again. Plus, energy intensive businesses are warned volatile spot market prices will send them broke.
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On the last day of the financial year, stock picker Jun Bei Liu reveals which companies performed and which bombed. Plus, TCorp's Chief Economist says the RBA is being held back by it's economic models and inflation target.
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Australian investors are given a reprieve after US treasury secretary asks the Senate to dump Section 899. Plus, global markets rally on tariff delay speculation, the wedding of the century kicks off in Venice.
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Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell stands firm after Donald Trump threatens to sack him. Plus, Xero expands into the U.S., concerns over implementing Section 899 from Trump's Big Beautiful Bill in Australia.
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Star Casino rescue deal wins shareholder support, inflation eases to 2.1 per cent from 2.4 per cent. Plus, Treasurer Jim Chalmers urges US to reconsider tax hike.
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Global markets rebound after Trump announces a ceasefire between Israel and Iran. Plus, Virgin Australia returns to the ASX, NSW and Queensland release their state budgets today.
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Global markets are on edge after the escalating conflict in the Middle East. Plus, oil prices have surged after the US launched a series of strikes on Iran.
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Escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East rattle oil and commodities markets. An Abu Dhabi based consortium announces a massive takeover deal for Santos, Australia's median house price reaches $1 million.
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The May unemployment rate comes in flat for the fifth consecutive month, HSBC Economist Paul Bloxham weighs in on the productivity debate, WA delivers another budget surplus. Plus, businesses say insurance is their biggest concern.
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers sets the financial agenda for the Government and reveals he is open to tax reform. Plus, Optus agrees to pay a massive fine and business conditions improve but the hospitality sector is still under pressure.
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With the Middle East on edge Trump leaves the G7 meeting early, US expert John Kunkel explains how the conflict may affect Australia. Plus, Morningstar says Virgin's IPO price is a bit steep and the Vinnies CEO Sleep Out enters it's 20th year.
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Energy sites emerge as key targets in the Israel-Iran conflict, energy expert Saul Kavonic explains what impact the escalation will have on the price of oil. Plus, ASIC launches an inquiry into the ASX and the auction clearance rate rises.
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Oil prices surge after Israel strikes Iran. Plus, what does the Pentagon's AUKUS review mean for Australia's defence industry?
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Doubts over the $300 billion AUKUS defence joint venture after the Pentagon orders a review into the deal. Plus, NEXTDC announces a $2 billion project in Melbourne, Westpac's chief economist predicts the RBA's next move.
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The ASX hits another record high. Plus, the latest on the trade talks between the U.S. & China, Qantas closes its Jetstar Asia operations.
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Jenny Wilkinson named new Treasury Secretary, Monash IVF admits to a second embryo mix-up. Plus, construction costs continue to surge across Australia.
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Western Sydney University chancellor Jennifer Westacott is recognised in the King's Birthday Honours list. Plus, China's consumer prices slump, what will it take to get Australia's lagging construction sector back on track?
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Tesla shares tank after CEO Elon Musk's public fallout with U.S. President Donald Trump. Plus, new modelling on the proposed $3 million super tax, Australia's employment market shed jobs in early 2025.
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Farmers plead for help as drought grips Australia's southern states, lithium stocks surge sharply on global trade war tensions. Plus, patients are avoiding medical specialists over high costs.
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Economic growth disappoints economists with GDP per capita at risk of falling back into a recession, RaboBank's Ben Picton goes through the data. Plus, Trump's tariffs shake global market outlooks and California's new fire safety plan.
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The Fair Work Commission lifts the minimum wage by 3.5 per cent, one of the largest above-inflation increases on record. Plus, poor GDP figures force economists to lower their expectations for economic growth and AUSTRAC targets crypto ATMs.
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Soul Patts and Brickworks announce a mega merger worth about $14b, with CEOs Todd Barlow and Mark Ellenor explaining the tie up. Plus, economists expect dismal GDP figures and property prices hit a new record high in May.
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Stock picker Steve Johnson reveals which little ASX-listed company helped boost his fund to become a top performer. Plus, Morningstar backs WiseTech despite governance questions and the most viewed properties going to auction.
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A report warns defence build-up is too slow as geopolitical tensions soar, investor Steve Baxter reveals the state of our defence industry. Plus, retail giant Brett Blundy launches a new lingerie label with harbour side photoshoot.
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Woodside CEO Meg O'Neill exclusively speaks to Business Now and reacts to the Government approving a 40-year extension to the North West Shelf gas project. Plus, monthly inflation data points to more rate cuts and La Trobe hits the ASX.
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The collapse of Healthscope reveals Australia's private health system is struggling under the weight of inflation and rising wages, full analysis of the situation with McGrathNicol's Jason Ireland and CEO of Private Healthcare Rachel David.
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Households are set for an electric bill shock as the regulator greenlights price rises, the second largest private hospital group in Australia collapses into receivership. Plus, retirees face escalating costs for aged care from July 1.
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As flood levels on the mid-north coast recede, businesses begin the clean up process. Plus, questions rise as to why Taree council decided against building a flood levee in the central business district.
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The latest on the flooding in NSW as authorities confirm a second fatality, the CEO of Rio Tinto announces he'll step down, beef producer AACo brushes off tariff troubles. Plus, ASIC sues Snaffle and New Zealand delivers a tough budget.
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Cash rate hits lowest point since May 2023, TechnologyOne reports record profits and revenue for early 2025. Plus, Mayne Pharma shares dive as Cosette pulls out of $672 million takeover deal.
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Victoria’s net debt projected to hit $194 billion by 2029, RBA cuts interest rate to 3.85 per cent in surprise move. Plus, major banks pass on the full cut to customers.
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Moody’s downgrades US credit rating, RBA expected to cut cash rate tomorrow, Productivity Commission releases reform area. Plus,senior economist Anne Flaherty joins the show.
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The RBA meeting looms but has inflation been brought under control? A leading Australian economist gives his thoughts. Plus, a look at the auction market's reaction to possible rate cuts and how super tax changes could impact property.
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The labour market maintains its strong momentum but puts a deep rate cut cycle in doubt, AMP economist Diana Mousina explains why. Plus, Xero's CEO on growing the accounting software and Macquarie Group fails to be transparent.
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Has your bank asked you personal questions and threatened to close your account if you don't comply? It's happened to property expert Louis Christopher and he's standing up against it. Plus, economists say wage rises lock in rate cuts.
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Global share markets surge as the US and China agree to pause tariffs for 90 days, full analysis with stock picker Matt Sherwood and economist Vicky Zhou. Plus, reaction to Sussan Ley becoming the first woman to lead the Liberal Party.
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Independent Economist Warren Hogan previews a big week of macro data ahead of the RBA's meeting, Fitch Ratings says Labor's win strengthens its case for reform. Plus, as Woolworths announces big discounts, we reveal who'll pay for them.
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Ingrid Willinge unpicks the housing markets after the REA posted a strong quarter and its rival, Domain, is acquired by an American real estate giant. Plus, what the trade deal between the US and UK means for upcoming tariff negotiations.
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Business Council CEO Bran Black lays out what the business community is hoping for from the newly elected Labor government. Plus, analysis of the latest interest rate decision by the US Fed as President Trump seeks new trade deals.
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ASIC targets Macquarie Bank for significant compliance failures and failing to block suspicious trades, China cuts rates to pump its economy. Plus, how will President Trump react as the US Fed is forecast to hold rates tomorrow.
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The Australian film industry hits back at Trump's 100 per cent tariff on foreign-made movies, the Chair of the Screen Producers Association weighs in. Plus, OPEC floods the oil market and the government considers dropping the luxury car tax.
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Business Editor Ross Greenwood reacts to shock in Australia's film industry as Donald Trump announces he will hit foreign made films with 100 per cent tariffs. Plus, an economist joins the show as Labor eyes up a post-election economic boom.
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Business Reporter Edward Boyd takes a final look at the markets before the election and they're looking positive despite global economic uncertainty. Plus in the US, the world's largest tech companies have posted surprising profits.
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Sky News Business Editor Ross Greenwood is joined by a housing expert after home prices showed growth across all capital cities. Plus, the US economy stalls under the weight of Donald Trump's tariffs, but just how likely is a global recession?
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Business Editor Ross Greenwood examines potential knock-on effects as inflation for the March quarter was flat. Plus, a funds manager joins the show amid fears that large self-managed super funds are under attack from Labor's tax plan.
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Business Editor Ross Greenwood unpicks a mammoth $27b gas project that Woodside have invested into in Louisiana. Plus, the recently departed boss of Virgin lands a new job running Endeavour Group.
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Business Editor Ross Greenwood dissects a report warning Australia's Triple A credit rating is under pressure because of pre-election spending promises. Plus, a senior economist explains why there is still housing market uncertainty.
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Shanghai hosts the world’s largest car show as China emerges as a leader in EV production, car expert David McCowen reveals the most exciting new cars, Baby Bunting CEO on redesigning the stores. Plus, AusVeg CEO on farmers burning out.
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers squares off with Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor in a heated debate, full debrief with Independent Economist Warren Hogan. As Tesla profits plunge 71%, stock picker Alex Pollak explains why Tesla shares rose.
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President Trump calls the U.S. Fed Chair a "Major Loser" causing a stock market sell-off. Plus, gold surges to a new record high amidst market volatility, and crypto exchange Kraken reveals which party has the most Bitcoin enthusiasts.
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The ASX200 rises despite turmoil on Wall St, stock picker Jun Bei Liu reveals which companies are weathering the storm best. Plus, unemployment ticks up in March and Melbourne's Lord Mayor rallys against cuts to international students.
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Chinese stocks fall as trade war concerns mount, tariff insights from the MD of Kai Yuan Capital Brock Silver and Koda Capital Chief Economist Brigette Leckie. Plus, profits in the insurance industry surge and Richard White's new job.
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Star Entertainment finally releases its half-year results revealing a woeful $301m loss. Plus, insight into how superannuation funds navigate market volatility and the business sector wish list ahead of the Victorian state budget.
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Special edition of Business Now as we unpack Labor's and the Coalition's housing policy announcements, featuring Centre for Independent Studies Chief Economist Peter Tulip, Helia CEO Pauline Blight-Johnston and REA Economist Anne Flaherty.
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S&P/ASX 200 closes down-0.82% on Friday,RBA holds interest rates at 4.1% in April, this weeks Auction preview. Plus, Senior Commodity strategist ANZ, Daniel Hynes joins the show.
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Aussie shares surge $110b in value, China hits back with 84 per cent tariffs on US goods in response to Trump’s 125 per cent hike. Plus, the ASX rebounds over six per cent after Trump pauses the trade war for 90 days.
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Trump’s reciprocal tariffs on 100 nations take effect, steel producers brace for China fallout. Plus, the US president eyes major new tariffs on pharmaceuticals.
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Donald Trump threatens additional 50 per cent tariff on China, Star Entertainment signs $300m deal with Bally’s. Plus, Christian Hawkesby named new RBNZ governor.
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$110b wiped from Aussie markets as stocks slide, auction clearance rate edges up to 62.1 per cent. Plus, Santos commits $500k to support flood-hit communities.
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ASX-listed healthcare stock Cyclopharm makes Technegas, a nuclear medicine product which helps scan the lungs of patients. Plus, a preview with REA Group on this weekend's hottest properties.
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US Tariff special: Full analysis of the latest reciprocal tariffs announced by President Trump, the Chairman of Cattle Australia responds to Trump calling out Australian beef. Plus, CBA Economist Dennis Voznesenski goes through the data.
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Star Casino teeters on the edge of folding as a bid for a critical loan goes bust, stock picker Adam Dawes reveals the casino has one week of cash. Plus, industry groups hit back against Labor's push for above inflation minimum wage rise.
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Full analysis of RBA's latest interest rate decision; HSBC Chief Economist Paul Bloxham goes through the data and Business Reporter Edward Boyd recaps the RBA governor's press conference. Plus, Trump's new tariffs puts markets in a spin.
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ASIC takes on the superannuation industry, calling it out for the way it treats grieving families claiming death benefits. Plus, economists lay out the path for the RBA to cut three more times this year and the property market rebounds.
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As Peter Dutton announces the Coalition's east coast gas reservation plan, the industry and experts say the plan won't work. Plus, what impact will the election have on the stock market and the Prime Minister sticks to his housing plan.
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The mining industry responds to the Federal Budget with the Minerals Council CEO saying the government is not doing enough to back the resources sector. Plus, who will pay for the roads as the Coalition vows to cut the fuel excise.
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Labor's new tax cuts pass the House of Representatives with the support of the Greens, Treasurer Jim Chalmers delivers post-Budget address to the National Press Club. Plus, Peter Dutton's to deliver his Budget reply tomorrow.
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Pre-budget special: As the nation awaits Labor's fourth federal budget, top business leaders weigh in on what they would like to see and whether it'll help the struggling small business sector. Plus, analysis of the US tariff impact.
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Ahead of the Federal Budget, Deloitte economist Stephen Smith and tax expert Kaylene Hubbard reveal their projections and expectations, Helia loses its 50-year-old contract with CBA. Plus, the latest auction clearance rates.
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The ACCC releases its long-awaited supermarket report. Plus, the Boston Celtics NBA basketball team is sold for a record $9.7 billion.
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Shock AEMO report reveals a drop in gas demand will delay a winter shortfall but industry leaders warn more investment is needed, unemployment remained flat at 4.1 per cent, copper surges to near record highs. Plus, Soul Patts reports a huge profit.
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Analysts warn the US faces short term pain for long term gains as President Trump reshapes the American economy. Plus, the Victorian Govt denies reports of Yallourn power station being extended and investors pile into defensive assets.
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Labor sets its sights on greedy international corporations rorting local franchisees, a weak US dollar boosts the Aussie dollar, China announces more stimulus to improve retail sales. Plus, Chalmers faces off with some protesters.
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An independent economist criticises politicians for squandering a $400 billion budget windfall, blaming silly spending and terrible taxing. Plus, the auction market builds momentum after a slow start and police raid five illegal casinos.
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Agriculture sector under threat from tariffs, global markets plunge after sell-off, 2,777 auctions scheduled this weekend. Plus, Mike Cannon-Brookes defends private jet.
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As Trump hits steel and aluminium with tariffs, the agriculture sector is wary it may be next on the hit list, US inflation falls slightly, former Woolies CEO Brad Banducci's new job. Plus, households are in for an electricity bill shock.
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Business Now: President Trump goes through with his threat of slapping tariffs on all steel and aluminum imports with no exemptions, CEO of the Australian Steel Association reacts. Plus, the ASX loses $50 billion in one day and ASIC sues AustralianSuper.
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Global markets panic as the US sharemarket sheds $US1.75 trillion, full analysis with stock pickers Anton Tagliaferro and Jun Bei Liu. Plus, the CEO of the Australian Reinsurance Pool Corporation on cost of Cyclone Alfred.
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US casino giant Bally launches a surprise takeover bid for Star Entertainment, tariffs hit global markets threatening Australia's budget. Plus, rental affordability hits record low.
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As Cyclone Alfred approaches the East Coast, concerns are mounting over the economic impacts of the event. Plus, global markets plunge after Trump pauses tariffs, The Star has agreed to sell its Brisbane casino.
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Inside the command centre of Australia's largest insurer as Cyclone Alfred looms over SE Queensland. Plus, farmers in the 'salad bowl' of Australia prepare for the cyclone to hit, and shock resignations from two New Zealand institutions.
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The business community prepares for the impact of Cyclone Alfred as locals are told to evacuate now. Plus, new GDP data surprises economists, China sets a growth target of 5% and the RBA says it may be time to move on from the narrow path.
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An exclusive look into Suncorp's disaster response centre as Cyclone Alfred looms over Queensland, U.S. kicks off a global trade war with China immediately firing back. Plus, calls for the resources minister to resign.
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Star Entertainment's woes worsen as it's shares are suspended on the ASX. Plus, calls to set up a flood defence fund as tropical cyclone Alfred threatens Queensland, property prices rises after the RBA rate cut and crypto makes a comeback.
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Despite Star Entertainment at risk of running out of cash, shares in the troubled casino operator resume trading. Plus, wrap up of the February profit reporting season, construction of new homes picks up and AusPost's profit surges 641%.
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As Qantas pays its first dividend in five years, Qantas CEO Vanessa Hudson reacts to the Government allowing Qatar to buy a stake in Virgin. Plus, Medibank CEO David Koczkar responds to health insurance premiums rising 3.7%.
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Richard White returns to WiseTech as Executive Chair, merely four months after he stepped down as CEO. Plus, Flight Centre's CEO explains why profit fell at the travel agency and HSBC's Paul Bloxham goes through the latest inflation data.
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Woodside's underlying profit falls 13% to US$2.9B as energy prices fall. Plus, Domino's records it's first lost in 20 years, Aussie superfunds head to the U.S. in search of fresh funding and analysis of today's hottest ASX profit results.
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WiseTech shares are smashed as $10 billion wiped from its market value, Pipeline group APA says shipping gas from WA or Queensland to Victoria or NSW is a disastrous option. Plus, the government bails out the Whyalla steelworks and Rex Airlines.
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Inghams Group releases HY25 results, rate cut delivers relief to borrowers, government’s ambitious 1.2M new home target. Plus, MGM takes creative control over James Bond.
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Business Now: The unemployment rate rises despite 54,000 new jobs, AMP's Diana Mousina explains the data, Telstra CEO Vicki Brady reveals why it's so hard to grow the business, more federal funds for Whyalla Steelworks. Plus, gold hits a new record.
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The SA government steps in as Whyalla Steelworks plunges into administration. Plus, the RBA debrief with the leading economist who consistently forecast a February rate cut, and Donald Trump slugs international car makers with fresh tariffs.
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Full analysis of the Reserve Bank's first rate cut in four years with Business Reporter Edward Boyd, EQ Economics Chief Economist Warren Hogan and Canstar's Sally Tindall. Plus, BHP's dividend falls to eight-year lows as revenue drops.
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BlueScope CEO Mark Vassella reveals the steelmakers approach to Trump's tariffs as investors buy up shares. Plus, the economist that says the RBA cutting rates tomorrow isn't a sure bet as the market goes all in.
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AMP shares fall as full year results disappoint investors but AMP's CEO remains upbeat about the firms future. Plus, Trump launches reciprocal tariffs as the global trade war intensifies, and the auction market ramps up in February.
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Chemist Warehouse merges with Sigma Healthcare and storms onto the ASX. Plus, a wrap up of the top ASX half-year results, US Fed Chair Jerome Powell clashes with Donald Trump over his rate cuts, and the CEO of 2024's hottest stock, Pro Medicus.
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Australia's aluminium industry feels the wrath of Trump's administration as the chance of tariff exemptions diminishes. Plus, Star Casino is on the brink of running out of cash, and AGL's CEO on how EV chargers have boosted revenue.
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Donald Trump's global trade war widens and Australia isn't guaranteed an exemption from punishing tariffs on steel and aluminium. Plus, consumer sentiment is flat in February, and the CEO of AusPost on locking in a deal to boost regional banking.
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Australia's metal industry is thrown into a spin as Donald Trump flags 25 per cent on all steel and aluminium imports. Plus, the economist that says the RBA shouldn't cut rates, auction clearance rates rise, and WiseTech faces new allegations.
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REA Group CEO Owen Wilson breaks down the company's half year profits report. Plus, the former interpreter of Baseball superstar Shohei Ohtani has been sentenced for stealing $US17 million from his former boss.
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Woodside's CEO warns the east coast is quickly running out of gas... energy analyst Kevin Morrison explains why he thinks the "golden age for gas" has failed to occur. Plus, critical mineral miners wait for tax credits, and DEI dead at Google.
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Markets react to China's retaliatory tariffs as the US Postal Service bans parcels from China and Hong Kong. Plus, the venture capital firm backing Aussie defence technology and car sales drop in January as budget constraints bite.
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China hits US energy commodities with tariffs, escalating Trump's trade war... JP Morgan's Kerry Craig explains how Australia will be affected. Plus, reckless spending puts state government credit ratings at risk.
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A global trade war erupts as Donald Trump follows through on his promise to hit Canada, Mexico and China with tariffs. Plus, markets plunge deleting $1.2 billion in crypto, property prices slide in January, and vulnerable borrowers stress lenders.
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Business Now DeepSeek pulls the rug from under AI. Cost of living pressures weigh on the hospitality industry. Plus, Bupa and Healthscope strike a deal for their customers.
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Donald Trump slams the Chair of the US Federal Reserve for not cutting rates... Jarden Chief Economist Micaela Fuchila explains why rates were kept on hold. Plus, Credit Corp CEO on how the firm lifted profit to $44 million.
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Inflation slows to the lowest level in four years causing a flurry of economists to change their rate cut call to February. Plus, household budgets buckle under pressure, Star Casino's fire sale, and Boeing records a massive $11.8 billion loss.
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China's DeepSeek AI shocks Silicon Valley and rocks Wall Street, tech investor Alex Pollak explains what this means to Nvidia and American tech firms. Plus, critical inflation data out tomorrow will decide whether the RBA cuts rates in February.
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Mining giant Rio Tinto reportedly holds merger talks with the global commodities trader Glencore, super funds deliver an average return of almost 12 per cent last year. Plus, a prototype SpaceX Starship fails minutes after launching in Texas.
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Donald Trump has a message for world leaders at the World Economic Forum. Plus, La Trobe's CEO Chris Andrews the discusses investment opportunities created under Trump's presidency.
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Premier Investments Chairman Solomon Lew gives an inside view into the merger between Myer and Premier brands; Just Jeans, Portmans and Dotti. Plus, iron ore miners plunge on weaker prices and the Aussie dollar recovers against the USD.
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AI development gets turbocharged with a massive $US500 billion investment in what Donald Trump calls the biggest infrastructure investment ever. Plus, share market analysis as Netflix posts record earnings, and Bitcoin hits an all-time high.
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Donald Trump gets straight to work on reshaping the U.S. economy, analysis with stock picker Kenny Polcari and bond whisperer Stephen Miller. Plus, the former trade minister who signed the AUS-USA free trade deal on the threat of tariffs.
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Business Editor Ross Greenwood returns for his first Business Now of the year, as markets prepare for Donald Trump's inauguration. Plus, analysts warn of looming energy shortages and the Coalition announces tax-free lunches for SME's.
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Unemployment rises to 4.0% putting rate cuts at the February RBA meeting in doubt, AMP's Diana Mousina explains why. Plus, an outlook of local and global share markets with State Street's Clive Maguchu and Commsec's Laura Besarati.
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KPMG reveals the key geopolitical themes that will dominate the markets this year and how Australian firms can cash in. Plus, bond yields surge putting economic plans at risk and Wendy's boss on the challenges of opening in Australia.
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Deep dive into which stocks are catching the eyes of top ASX fund managers as trading ramps up. Plus, Joe Biden imposes strict export controls on AI chips, and consumer sentiment sours as rate cuts remain elusive.
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Business Now returns as share markets wobble on fears of rates staying higher for longer. Plus, economic analysis ahead of the next unemployment data drop, the latest on the LA wildfires and a bidding war erupts for Insignia Financial.
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The BYD Shark 6 has won News Corp's car of the year, the first ute and Chinese brand to do so. Plus, Peter Dutton announces Coalition's nuclear costings, DigiCo makes its ASX debut.
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The chance of an interest rate cut in February lengthens after November's unemployment fell unexpectedly to 3.9 per cent, CommBank strategist Joe Capurso on why the Aussie dollar could challenge US60 cents, and the ACCC sues Spotless and Ventia.
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Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor goes on the attack, calling out the Treasurer for Labor's mismanagement of the economy. Plus, ASIC sues Rex Airlines for misleading and deceptive conduct and coffee prices surge 87 per cent in the past year.
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Full analysis of the RBA's latest cash rate decision with NAB's Chief Economist Alan Oster, Canstar's Sally Tindall, CommSec's Laura Besarati and Business Reporter Ed Boyd. Deep dive into what the RBA is thinking and when rates will be cut.
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As the Reserve Bank begins it's cash rate decision meeting, economist Warren Hogan warns not to expect rate cuts any time soon. Plus, long-term unemployment hits harmful level and Woolies reveals the cost of it's warehouse workers strike.
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Location sharing app Life360 is one of the top performing tech stocks this year, CEO Chris Hulls talks the ethics of surveillance. Plus, Oscar Oberg from Wilson Asset Management explains why the RBA may cut interest rates in February 2025.
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Senator Deborah O'Neill goes through the Parliament's latest report on financial abuse and what business can do to help victims. Plus, Morningstar's warns against a hot upcoming IPO and Bitcoin passes the $100K barrier for the first time.
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GDP data confirms our economy is crawling at its slowest pace since the early 1990s, economist Warren Hogan explains what has saved us from a recession. Plus, chaos on the South Korean stock exchange, and the damning report into Cbus Super.
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As the stock market rallies to a record high, stock picker Tony Brennan reveals where the market has more room to grow. Plus, the former CEO of Facebook Australia weighs in on the kids social media ban and Elon Musk chases a big pay day.
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The Albanese Government has spent $60 billion more than it has saved, economist Chris Richardson explains the budget data. Plus, Metcash's CEO Doug Jones responds to the Government's new mandatory supermarket code of conduct.
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Australia ranks as one of the world's least favourable markets for investment, Matt Wacher from Morningstar explains why. Plus, selling activity in the housing market expected to slow in December, and how Swimming Australia is using AI for training.
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Economists forecast GDP to barely increase, Commbank's Gareth Aird reveals the extent of the economic slowdown. Plus, Star shares plunge to all-time lows, heatwaves push the electricity grid to the edge, and the ACCC sues Webjet.
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Economists scratch their heads as the monthly inflation indicator gives mixed signals, Economist Warren Hogan decodes the data. Plus, Gerry Harvey's grim RBA warning, New Zealanders enjoy another rate cut and electricity prices skyrocket.
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As a heatwave pushes the electricity grid to its limits, energy expert Matt Rennie explains what the market is doing to avoid blackouts. Plus, the private health insurance sector hits back at Healthscope, and Donald Trump launches new tariffs.
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The business community warns Australia could become the "unlucky country", BCA's Bran Black explains what needs to change to stop businesses leaving our shores. Plus, Victoria's economy falls behind and the property market wobbles.
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WiseTech shares plunge after its AGM today where its co-founder Richard White apologised to shareholders via a pre-recorded message. Plus, Jake Paul's business manager Nakisa Bidarian talks the business of boxing.
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As the Treasurer directs the Future Fund to invest in housing and renewables, one critic says the entire fund should be liquidated. Plus, Nvidia shares wobble as sales growth worries investors and the art sale that will make you go bananas.
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A new report finds cost of living is the biggest ethical challenge of the year, Governance Institute's Megan Motto explains the ethics index and weighs in on Rio Tinto's scathing workplace report. Plus, how Trump will boost middle America.
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As the Government introduces laws to crack-down on scams, Financial Services Minister Stephen Jones explains how the scheme will work. Plus, young people are cutting essential spending and the debate between privacy and safety at Bunnings.
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As the ACCC grills Woolworths executives, AFGC's Tanya Barden explains why suppliers aren't speaking up against the supermarkets. Plus, banks are pushing rate forecasts backwards, and the women's basketball league gets sold for almost $30 million.
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Working capital is more difficult to manage in 2024, Jason Ireland from McGrath Nicol explains the data. Plus, investors are looking at how to invest with Trump's cabinet picks.
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Unemployment remains steady in October, Rabobank's senior macro strategist Ben Picton explains the data. Plus, US inflation remains steady with the U.S. Federal Reserve expected to continue cutting interest rates.
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Wage growth slows slightly more than expected, HSBC's Paul Bloxham explains the data. Plus, Senator Andrew Bragg responds to ASIC suing superannuation fund Cbus, the digital skills gap widens in mining and manufacturing, and Musk's new job.
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Business confidence returns as consumer sentiment significantly improves, NAB's head of Australian economics Gareth Spence explains. Plus, the Nasdaq, S&P 500, Dow Jones, Bitcoin and other Trump trade assets surge to all-time record highs.
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Resolute Mining's CEO and two other employees have been detained in Mali, industry insider Julian Malnic explains the perils of mining in Africa and why he won't go back to the continent for work. Plus, the latest economic and property news.
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As the U.S. Fed cuts rates overnight, bond whisperer Stephen Miller explains the economic impacts and how Trump 2.0 is moving markets. Plus, ANZ's profit falls, markets wait for stimulus news from China and this week's hottest auctions.
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Trump's victory has sent the US share market flying, Perpetual's Matt Sherwood and CommSec's Laura Besarati reveal which stocks have gone to the moon. Plus, the government releases the final report into the PwC tax leak scandal.
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The RBA keeps rates on hold at 4.35%, Economist Warren Hogan explains why the central bank didn't cut rates. Plus, the US election weighs heavily on international markets and chipmaker Nvidia bumps Intel off the Dow Jones Index.
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What impact will the US election have on our economy and share market? ANZ's Chief Economist delves into the data and WSJ's Editor at Large previews what a Trump presidency may look like. Plus, the AFP raids PwC, and auctions cool down.
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Markets are pricing in a Trump victory next week according to guest Matt Sherwood. Plus, is productivity in the workplace linked to flexible working conditions?
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Weak retail data reveals the extent of the sector's struggles as it deals with high interest rates, wages and energy prices. Plus, the latest results from the hottest tech stocks and the Australian dollar bombs amidst poor economic data.
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Annual inflation falls to the lowest level since March 2021, CBA's Head of Australian Economics reveals the bank's new rate cut forecast. Plus, shocking data reveals 120 ASX-listed companies are at risk of collapse and Google's big fine.
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Myer's Executive Chair Olivia Wirth explains why the department store has taken over key Premier Investments retail brands. Plus, calls for meaningful tax reforms, and a preview of Alphabet and AMD earnings.
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Oil prices fall overnight as attacks on Iran's oil infrastructure don't eventuate. Plus, lower energy prices take pressure off inflation, Mosaic Brands appoints administrators and the property market shows signs of weakness.
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WiseTech stocks soar after CEO Richard White stepped down. Plus, Australians are living longer than ever but are they adequately prepared for retirement?
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In breaking news, WiseTech CEO Richard White steps down amidst a number of allegations of inappropriate behaviour. Plus, the CBA forecasts inflation to fall, suppliers hit back at Coles and Woolies and Tesla beats profit expectations.
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ASIC sues QBE for misleading customers, ASIC's Deputy Chair reveals why the regulator is targeting the insurance industry. Plus, why bond traders are betting on no rate cuts for a long time and Singapore green lights a massive solar project.
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Two top ASX CEO's are being investigated by their own companies causing their shares to be sold off. Plus, more workers are needed to drive the local tech sector and the business community calls for more housing to be built.
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Wholesale energy prices fall in September quarter, betting markets price in Trump victory, strength in US small caps sector, ASX 200 index surpassing record levels. Plus, China stimulus disappoints global markets.
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Star Casino hit with a $15 million fine... NICC's Chief Commissioner Philip Crawford reveals why. Plus, JP Morgan's Kerry Craig explains the latest unemployment data and a report into Nine reveals systemic bullying, discrimination and harassment.
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Agriculture Economist Dennis Voznesenski reveals the worrying reality that our wheat and grain industry isn't prepared for a broader conflict. Plus, the best way to ride the ups and downs of our volatile stock markets as the ASX pulls back.
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As the ASX200 hits a record high, our team of finance experts and stock market insiders reveal what's driving markets. Plus, the government declares war on debit card surcharges, NAB's new rate cut forecast, and Elon's "AI" robots.
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The government says exempt small businesses will remain at 15 employees, China's economic stimulus package disappoints for markets. Plus, some big moves and disappointing outlooks in the stock markets today.
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Financial markets are anticipating a Beijing press conference tomorrow which could result in more stimulus for China's economy. Plus, inflation in the U.S. has lifted to higher than expected in September.
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Currency expert Steven Dooley reveals how the USD and AUD will most likely trend after the US election. Plus, stock picker Brock Silvers explains why Shanghai's share market has done a U-turn and lobsters are back on the menu for China.
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Small businesses are hammered by a perfect economic storm of rising costs and high rates, COSBOA's CEO reveals how businesses are adapting to survive. Plus, new data reveals 2024 is the worst year for new home builds in ten years.
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Consumer confidence lifts as consumers feel confident the RBA won't lift rates again, Westpac's Matthew Hassan explains the data. Plus, AMP bank CEO Sean O'Malley on financial stress, and the RBA Deputy Governor rejects dovish outlook.
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The threat of escalation in the Middle East leaves oil traders on edge, NAB's Gerard Burg explains what's driving the oil price and other commodities. Plus, BTC Markets CEO on new Bitcoin research and why "crypto bros" want Trump to win.
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Commodity traders buy up oil as Biden suggests Israel may strike Iran's oil supply. Plus, China pumps up its economy to hit it's 5% growth target, this weekend's hottest auctions and Scott Farquhar sells his $130M Point Piper property.
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The stock market closes flat as cautious investors wait and see what happens in the Middle East, stock picker Adam Dawes goes through the biggest stories on the ASX. Plus, how dockworkers' strikes in the US will affect Australians.
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Oil prices spike after Iran launches rockets at Israel, Saul Kavonic explains what the escalation means for energy prices. Plus, customer loyalty fuels the big supermarkets power, and the battle for Namoi Cotton ends.
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Qatar Airways to buy 25 per cent stake in Virgin, former ACCC chair Graeme Samuel says it's a terrific deal for Virgin Australia. Plus, Chinese stocks enjoy their best day since 2008, and the warmest August on record boosts retail sales.
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Productivity plunges to 2015 levels, Productivity Commission's Alex Robson explains what went wrong. Plus, the government locks in back-to-back surpluses thanks to iron ore prices, and national auction clearance rates fall significantly.
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Property investors hit back at the government as it entertains the idea of changing negative gearing, Star Casino finally releases its results. Plus, the future of Australia's AAA credit rating is at risk, and Qube sues its own workers.
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Monthly inflation cools to 2.7 per cent but economist Marcel Thieliant says the RBA won't be cutting rates soon. Plus, ASIC Chair Joe Longo on the regulator's latest wins, and the ex-girlfriend of crypto fraudster Sam Bankman-Fried is sentenced.
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The RBA holds rates for the seventh consecutive meeting, HSBC's Paul Bloxham reveals when he thinks the RBA will cut rates. Plus, the economic impact of the escalating war between Israel and Hezbollah and Cettire shares go to the moon.
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As the ACCC sues Coles and Woolworths for misleading customers, ACCC's Chair Gina Cass-Gottlieb explains how the supermarkets bamboozled customers. Plus, the Green's demand the RBA cuts interest rates and housing affordability plunges.
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PwC faces new allegations that its former CEO gave incorrect evidence to a parliamentary inquiry, Committee Chair Deborah O'Neill weighs in on the situation. Plus, the value of iron ore plunges and this week's hottest auctions.
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As the US Federal Reserve cuts interest rates, Market Strategist Stephen Miller reveals why the RBA won't be able to cut rates anytime soon. Plus, the local share market hits a record high, and the largest wealth transfer in history begins.
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As Markets wait in anticipation for the US Fed's decision on interest rates, La Trobe Financial CEO explains what traders will be looking for. Plus, New Zealand's corporate regulator sues Jetstar, and Trump launches a cryptocurrency project.
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As the ASX hits a new intraday record high, CEO of Soul Patts Todd Barlow reveals the sectors he has his eye on. Plus, favourable weather and rebounding market prices boost confidence in the farming sector, and Cuba cuts it's bread rations.
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Markets hold their breath in anticipation of the US Fed cutting rates, economist Sean Langcake reveals his forecast for when the RBA will cut rates. Plus, the case for a Northern Australia special economic zone, and clearance rates slide.
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Household spending lifts as tax cuts and energy rebates flow into consumers' hip pocket, CBA's Stephen Halmarick goes through the data. Plus, Nine's CEO announces he'll step down, and deals activity plummets to a decade low.
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As the ASX closes in on record highs, VanEck's Deputy Head of Investments reveals which sectors he's keeping a close eye on. Plus, the casino watchdog issues a show cause notice to Star Entertainment and this week's top auctions.
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The CEO of the world's largest gold miner speaks exclusively to Business Now as it strikes a $475 million deal for its WA mines. Plus, analysis of the US Presidential debate, and the unfortunate timing of a new defence industry ETF.
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Farmers converge on Parliament to protest the live sheep export ban and other anti-farming policies. Plus, Apple's new iPhone helps lift the stock market, RBA reforms at the mercy of the Greens, and business sentiment continues to slide.
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The CEO of Private Healthcare Australia strikes back at Healthscope saying it's a disgrace that patients are being threatened with additional fees or denial of service. Plus, share markets wobble after new data and Smiggle's CEO is sacked.
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US August job report released tonight, NVIDIA investors' cautious outlook, rift between RBA and government grows. Plus, lending has surged in every state.
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As the RBA Governor Michele Bullock warns some families will have to sell their homes, independent economist Clifford Bennett says the central bank is looking at the wrong data. Plus, Kraken calls out the grey-area of crypto regulation.
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Australia's economy grows at the slowest rate since the 1991 recession, full analysis with Deutsche Banks' Chief Economist Phil O'Donaghoe. Plus, the ASX bombs out as Nvidia records the largest fall in company value of a US stock ever.
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Current accounts swell to the largest deficit since June 2018, NAB's Chief Economist Alan Oster goes through the data. Plus, Aussie farmers enjoy their third best season on record, and stock market analysis with CommSec.
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The Treasurer blames high rates for a sluggish economy as economists expect the latest GDP figures to be the worst in 30 years. Plus, Auspost's CEO explains why the business is losing money, and home prices hit new records.
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As Harvey Norman's revenue falls, Executive Chairman Gerry Harvey details plan to sell AI powered home tech. Plus, Star Entertainment enters a trading halt and the spring selling season begins with 2,659 auctions scheduled.
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Qantas CEO Vanessa Hudson outlines the airlines' plan to lift profit and start paying a dividend again, Nvidia results fail to impress the market. Plus, a top CEO slams the Greens' 'Robin Hood' tax, and the coal power station facing shutdown.
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APA Group CEO Adam Watson warns gas prices will rise unless regulation in the market becomes more stable. Plus, monthly inflation data comes in hotter than expected, and Nine's CEO speaks on the company's internal culture inquiry.
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As Australians' eating habit changes due to cost-of-living pressures, Coles CEO Leah Weckert explains the reason behind its $1.1 million underlying profit. Plus, July inflation data expected to ease, and Telegram founder arrested in France.
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As right to disconnect laws kick in, BCA's Bran Black says the new laws could hamper workplaces becoming more flexible. Plus, NIB Health Funds' CEO reacts to the share price being hammered despite delivering a great profit.
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As Inghams shares bomb after missing profit expectations, its CEO reveals how the poultry producer will improve the bottom line. Plus, the surprising nation looking to buy up Aussie property, and ASIC's crypto win against Kraken.
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Regis Resources CEO explains why the gold miner scrapped a billion-dollar project after the Environment Minister blocked a dam proposal. Plus, KFC warns consumers are buying less chicken, and analysis of the latest ASX results.
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Perpetual hires Bernard Reilly as CEO, FY24 reporting season report card, Amazon launches same-day deliveries. Plus, government blocks Regis Resources dam project.
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Judo Bank grows its loan book by 20 per cent to $10.7 billion despite economic headwinds, CEO Chris Bayliss reveals how. Plus, full analysis of today's top ASX results, and a closer look at Australia's AI darling Appen as its shares surge.
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As Suncorp delivers a profit of over $1.3 billion, CEO Steve Johnston explains why insurance premiums are rising. Plus, analysis of today's hottest ASX results, the auction market shows signs of cooling, and former WA premier Mark McGowan's new gig.
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As Domain's profit lifts 28 per cent to $49 million, it's CEO Jason Pellegrino explains what's driving growth. Plus, the best homes going to auction, the RBA governor vows no rate cuts this year and Domino's names a new local CEO.
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Economist Paul Bloxham joins to discuss the latest unemployment numbers, profit results from big corporations suggest the economy is still strong. Plus, ASX shares jump pending FY24 results.
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Corporate cop ASIC takes stock market operator the ASX to court, Reserve Bank of New Zealand slashes cash rate to 5.25 per cent. Plus, AGL reports record profit of $812 million.
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Wage price index remains steady at 4.1 per cent in June quarter, CSL shares have their worst day this year despite profit climbing by more than 20 per cent. Plus, Donald Trump offers Elon Musk a job while being interviewed by the Tesla CEO.
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The profit reporting season gets into full swing this week, Deputy Governor Andrew Hauser warns against forecasting the RBA's decision. Plus, the national clearance rate drops to 60.8 per cent.
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News Corp flags interest in Foxtel, AMP pivots away from financial advice, QBE releases half-year earnings result. Plus, this week’s auction preview.
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Former Qantas CEO Alan Joyce is set to lose over $9 million in bonuses, Small Business Ombudsman Bruce Billson on why reforms are needed to energise the sector. Plus, Transurban boosts dividend after profit rises.
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The Reserve Bank faces the Senate's cost-of-living inquiry, Perpetual's Head of Investment Markets Research Matt Sherwood joins to discuss the global share market trends. Plus, the government mulls bailing out Rex Airlines.
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The Reserve Bank keeps the cash rate on hold as Governor Michele Bullock hoses down any expectation of an interest rate cut anytime soon. Plus, markets regain their nerve after yesterday's panic selling.
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Around $100 billion wiped from Australia's share market as it slumps to its worst day in two years, recession fears haunt America as its unemployment rate rises to 4.3 per cent. Plus, the national clearance rate improves to 61.7 per cent.
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Former PWC leaders faced a public hearing today, statement of monetary policy out on Tuesday, RBA interest rate decision next week. Plus, MAG seven stocks dip on concerns due to AI.
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Markets boom and the stock market hits a new all-time record as investors get excited about the prospect of lower interest rates, PriceWaterhouseCoopers is set to face a fresh senate inquiry. Plus, national home prices hit a new peak in July.
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Commonwealth Bank's Chief Economist Stephen Halmarick joins to discuss the latest CPI figures, more than 600 jobs at risk as Rex Airlines goes into voluntary administration. Plus, Microsoft shares slump despite booming revenue growth.
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Rex Airlines stops selling seats on key routes as it teeters on the brink of collapse, Fortescue shares plunge as a big shareholder bails out. Plus, Microsoft is set to report its quarterly earnings this week.
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Markets hold their breath for the latest inflation figure due Wednesday, AFIC posts the full year profit report. Plus, the national clearance rate drops to 58 per cent.
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Mineral resources are surging in trade off the back of the release of its production guidance, oil prices are on track for three weeks of losses. Plus, the Australian Energy Regulator has released its annual compliance and enforcement report.
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Bank of Canada cuts interest rates for two straight months, Deloitte says the RBA should not hike the cash rate as inflation is easing and the economy is slowing. Plus, Fortescue shares sink despite a record quarter.
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A warning about the security of jobs as more companies consider laying off staff, accounting and consulting firm Deloitte admits the PwC scandal and subsequent investigations hurt its revenue. Plus, Tesla misses its profit targets yet again.
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Global stock markets hit record levels, charges laid against an alleged 'pump and dump' group following an investigation by ASIC. Plus, one of South Korea's richest is accused of manipulating the stock price of a major K-Pop agency.
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How the change to Democrat presidential candidate Kamala Harris could impact the course of economics and markets worldwide, interest rate rises become more evident in Australia. Plus, who will pay for the CrowdStrike computer outage?
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Australia's unemployment rate creeps ahead in June to 4.1 per cent, Fortescue announces plans to cut 700 jobs and abandon its 2030 green hydrogen production target. Plus, tech stocks plunge on Wall Street overnight.
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The government is set to appoint an independent administrator to oversee the CFMEU, Ralph Lauren caught up in a trademark dispute in Indonesia. Plus, Bega Cheese Executive Chairman Barry Irvin on the economic pressures the food industry is facing.
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Shares in former US president Donald Trump's media company surge sharply on the American stock market overnight. Plus, Australia's largest beef producer AACo turns 200 this year, CEO David Harris joins to discuss.
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Australian shares soar to a record high as it breaches the 8000-point barrier for the first time. Plus, Qantas launches a new direct flight from Perth to Paris, CEO Vanessa Hudson joins to discuss.
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BHP halts nickel operations until 2027, cattle saleyard volumes up 36% in the past year, 1,843 auctions scheduled this weekend. Plus, former Rex chairman moves to overthrow the board.
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Commbank HSI rose to 0.6% in June to 150.5, Australia's Woodside Energy inks deal to supply LNG to Taiwan. Plus, worrying signs emerge from new economic mobilty report.
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NATO to focus on long term Ukraine support, China hits back at cyber hacking claims, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand leaves holds cash rate at 5.5%. Plus, ASIC secures prosecution against Firstmac.
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Australian criminals must launder more than $12 billion in drug money annually, consumer sentiment remains low and business conditions are dire. Plus, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company is another trillion-dollar entity.
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France's far-left party leads exit polling, ANZ Chief Economist Richard Yetsenga joins to discuss what it means for the global markets. Plus, low iron ore prices suppress ASX gains, and the national clearance rate rises up to 61.3 per cent.
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The latest on Labour's landslide victory in the UK's general election, the ACCC releases it's Gas Inquiry report, calling for urgent action into the development of sources in production and supply. Plus, Abigail Disney halts donations to Democrats.
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Two state-owned Middle Eastern energy companies show interest in buying the Aussie oil and gas major Santos. Plus, Lotus Resources Managing Director Keith Bowes on why the company is considering reopening one of its uranium mines in Malawi.
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The number of houses approved for construction increased by 5.5 per cent in May, but it remains far from the government's target, retail sales soar more than expected. Plus, the US media executive signs a preliminary deal with Skydance Media.
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The government is preparing its spending and budget for an early election, a key government target is to build 1.2 million new homes over the next five years, but they are behind by nearly 500 homes. Plus, meme stock trader Roaring Kitty is back.
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Economist Warren Hogan joins to discuss the raft of changes coming into effect this financial year and their impact on the inflation. Plus, Boeing is set to accept a guilty plea deal, and house prices rise to record values in June.
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BA Deputy Governor downplays CPI surge, Nine Entertainment to axe 200 jobs, Treasurer approves ANZ-Suncorp bank merger. Plus, senior economist Eleanor Creagh joins the show and discusses the auctions scheduled for the weekend.
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The stock market falls hard as the threat of an interest rate rise becomes real, rising shipping costs props up inflation. Plus, Qatar Airways seeks 20 per cent stake in Virgin Airlines.
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The chance of an interest rate rise in August increases after annual inflation to May came in hotter than expected at 4 per cent. Plus, AEMO CEO Daniel Westerman on why renewables are more viable than nuclear power.
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Jun Bei Liu reacts to Commonwealth Bank shares hitting another all-time high, economist Warren Hogan on the possibility of another interest rate rise. Plus, car dealerships in US hit by a cyberattack.
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The government agrees to 11 recommendations on how to police supermarkets, Myer proposes a merger with its largest shareholder Premier Investments' apparel brands. Plus, national clearance rate rises to 62.6 per cent.
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Social media giant Meta has been accused of preparing to blackmail the Australian government. Plus, Guzman Y Gomez slump after a dream start on the stockmarket yesterday, an unseasonably high number of homes are up for auction this week.
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Shares in the fast food restaurant chain Guzman and Gomez fly on the ASX. Plus, Chamber of Commerce & Industries' David Alexander on the businesses' reaction to the Coalition's nuclear plan, and Sky News joins Vinnies CEO Sleepout in Sydney.
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The Coalition decides to fight the upcoming election on nuclear power, ABA Group CEO Adam Watson joins to discuss. Plus, Commonwealth Bank's rates strategist Gareth Aird explains why the RBA actually want to raise interest rates.
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The Reserve Bank says it discussed raising the cash rate but holds steady at 4.35 per cent for now, HSBC Chief Economist Paul Bloxham joins to discuss. Plus, NSW hands down 2024-2025 budget, continuing the trend of rising state debt.
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Economist Warren Hogan explains why the Reserve Bank should raise the interest rate tomorrow, NSW Treasurer Daniel Mookhey on the new land tax hitting property owners. Plus, Tabcorp welcomes Gil McLachlan as its new CEO.
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Tesla shareholders approve a monster pay package for its chief executive Elon Musk. Plus, the RBA is in a tricky position after Australia's unemployment rate fell this week, auctions across the country are ramping up again this weekend.
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The US Federal Reserve delays interest rate cuts, economist Warren Hogan explains what it means for Australia. Plus, ACCC Commissioner Stephen Ridgway on the $8.8 billion merger between Chemist Warehouse and Sigma Pharmaceuticals.
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Labor Senator Deborah O'Neil joins as the Senate Committee hands down its report into the scandal surrounding PwC. Plus, Apple shares soar seven per cent on the launch of its AI products while it releases buy-now-pay-later service in Australia.
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More evidence our economy will slip in the coming months as business conditions deteriorated further in May. Plus, Chemist Warehouse and Sigma Healthcare merger await ACCC call, and Apple launches generative AI.
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Following Peter Costello's resignation from Channel Nine, Megan Motto joins to discuss how long is too long for a company director? Plus, Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao becomes the wealthiest inmate in an American prison.
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RBA Deputy Governor Andrew Hauser conducted his first on camera interview today at the third annual Australia's Economic Outlook luncheon. Plus, central banks worldwide are cutting rates, an Irish takeaway food chain takes on McDonalds.
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Nvidia's market cap surges past $3 trillion overtaking Apple as the second most valuable company. Plus, India's surprising election outcome sends its stock market and the Nifty 50 into a tailspin, and some family drama at Rex Airlines.
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New GDP figures reveal our economy is growing at the slowest rate since COVID and the 1991 recession, economist Warren Hogan explains the situation. Plus, Senator Jane Hume reveals what the Opposition would have done if they were in power.
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In a dark omen, the national current account falls sharply into a deficit, Bank of America's Oliver Levingston explains the data. Plus, Rio Tinto reveals it's green iron project, and the ASX pushes for gender and sexuality disclosures.
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The Fair Work Commission lifts the minimum wage by 3.75 per cent, DB Chief Economist Phil O'Donaghoe explains what it means for our economy. Plus, home prices in Brisbane overtake Melbourne, and the grim GDP warning from the Treasury.
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There could be big problems for the economy if wages rise more than 4 per cent when the Fair Work Commission announces its annual wage review on Monday. Plus, fast food chain Guzman Y Gomez announces IPO, 2,810 auctions expected this weekend.
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BHP walks away from its $74 billion takeover attempt for Anglo American. Plus, how families cutting their discretionary spending is impacting the Australian food industry, and the Melbourne Rebels racks up $23 million in debt.
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Inflation shocks economists, coming in hotter than expected. Plus, the NSW Parliament tables it's report into the use of "vampiric" consulting firm, and BHP desperately tries to get an extension for its Anglo American bid.
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The latest retail sales data reveals cost-of-living has finally caught up to household budgets. Plus, the Aussie dollar reaches its highest point against the Japanese yen in 33 years, and AI stocks power the benchmark indices to record highs.
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An exclusive TV interview with Lendlease CEO Tony Lombardo, explaining the developers new direction as it bows to shareholder demands to end overseas development. Plus, auctions slow down but demand remains high, and Nvidia CEO's big weekend.
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Global markets fall as investors grow increasingly concerned with inflation in America staying hot. Plus, property activity remains strong this week with 2,600 homes under the hammer, and US regulators approve the use of ETFs to buy Ethereum.
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Anglo American plays hard to get and rejects BHP's third takeover bid as the mining company chases more copper. Plus, NSW extends the life of Eraring coal-fired power station, and Nvidia stuns the market with its mind blowing result.
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Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor delivers his reply to the Federal Budget, Liberal Senator Andrew Bragg joins to discuss. Plus, the lobby group representing Australian farmers says the PM is leading an anti-farming government.
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Telstra announces plans to cut up to 2,800 jobs, telco analyst Paul Budde explains how it has fallen behind big tech companies. Plus, share markets keep hitting record highs, and consumer sentiment remains deeply pessimistic.
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ASIC sets its sights on the banking sector, claiming customers struggle to access financial hardship help. Plus, a sobering look at our economy as retail spending falls, auction clearance rates slow, and Star entertains takeover offers.
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As the Dow briefly hits a record high, investment strategist David Cassidy explains why markets are starting to take off again. Plus, Peter Dutton's plan to fix the housing crisis, AUSTRAC snares another casino and this week's top property.
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The sharemarket enjoys its best day of the year as unemployment rises and inflation in the US cools. Plus, Graincorp's CEO explains why profit fell at the wheat and oil processor, and Anglo American proposes a radical transformation.
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As the Treasurer delivers back-to-back surpluses, economics professor Steven Hamilton says the government has failed on fighting inflation. Plus, small businesses call out for more cost-of-living support, and AACO profit falls 25 per cent.
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Business community leaders outline what they hope to see in this year's budget. BCA's Bran Black, ACCI's Andrew McKellar, and AI Group's Innes Willox join the program. Plus, Gamestop shares surge over 100 per cent.
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The Treasury hints the war against inflation will end before next Christmas. Plus, small businesses call for more cost-of-living relief, and the government's surprise $11.3 billion housing announcement.
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The Federal Budget is a few days away and economists say tax cuts and spending will add to inflation. Plus, the government has announced a new gas policy, property sales this week are up 43% from the same week last year.
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The government commits to gas beyond 2050, reaction from business leader Andrew McKellar and analysis from Rystad Energy. Plus, WA announces another budget surplus, retail sector shares bleed as spending falls and bye bye Bonza!
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Perpetual will be broken up as part of a $2.2 billion deal with KKR, leaving analysts scratching their heads and shareholders fuming. Plus, the boss of Australia's largest independent grocery chain reacts to the Senate's supermarket prices report.
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Full analysis of the RBA's latest cash rate decision with Reporter Fiona Willan and CommSec's Craig James. Plus, Political Reporter Simon Love speaks to Victoria's Treasurer Tim Pallas and the Senate calls to outlaw price gouging.
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers defends spending ahead of the federal budget, Westpac profit has slumped to 16 per cent due to increased mortgage competition, property activity strong ahead of RBA decision. Plus, Qantas has struck a $120 million settlement with the ACCC.
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KPMG's Chief Economist says the RBA is pulling the economy's handbrake but the government's foot is planted firmly on the accelerator. Plus, BHP's hunt for more copper, home prices hit new highs and Macquarie Bank's profit falls.
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US Federal Reserve's Jerome Powell says no rate rises are on the way but cuts are not either, full analysis with economists Craig James and Paul Sheard. Plus, activist investor Geoff Wilson reveals his concerns with dividend tax changes.
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CEDA says the government should be enabling net zero projects, not just funding them. Plus, data breaches are on the rise as Qantas loses control of its app, the Japanese yen continues to struggle, and Australia's first $200 million home.
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As retail sales fell in March, Commonwealth Bank's Gareth Aird explains how this changes the outlook for interest rates. Plus, discount airline Bonza collapses into administration, and the government invests a billion dollars in quantum computing.
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One of Australia's top economists, Warren Hogan, defends his forecast for three rate hikes this year. Plus, full analysis of BHP's takeover bid for Anglo American, The Star sacks its chairman, and auction clearance rates continue to rise.
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Anglo American rejects BHP's $60 billion takeover offer, saying it undervalues the company. Plus, the federal budget surplus is tipped to hit $20 billion, renters squeezed by an extra $50 per week, and Microsoft and Alphabet report earnings.
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A new lobby group for food manufacturers launches with the goal to help Aussie producers sell their products overseas, BHP lobs a takeover bid at miner Anglo American. Plus, Adobe adds new AI technology to Photoshop, and Meta shares bomb.
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Woodside Energy's annual general meeting descends into disarray as protestors start singing and dancing, inflation comes in hotter than expected, Tesla shares surge despite reporting a fall in revenue. Plus, Star's ex-CEO faces the inquiry.
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Woodside Chairman Richard Goyder faces calls to step down as superfunds reveal they'll vote against his re-election tomorrow. Plus, Deloitte's quarterly economic analysis, gold falls as tensions ease and Crown Casino scores a big win.
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ANZ's Head of Australian Economics explains the latest unemployment data and what it means for interest rates. Plus, Swyftx explains the upcoming Bitcoin halving, EV charger maker Tritium collapses and this week's hottest auctions.
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6,600 workers lose their jobs in March as the unemployment rate rises to 3.8%. Plus, Bonza calls in restructuring experts, ASIC warns insolvencies are rising and an in-depth analysis of what went wrong at chemical manufacturer Qenos.
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The sharemarket fails to recover after a two-day rout, stock picker Adam Dawes explains why. Plus, AMP's Diana Mousina reveals which central bank she thinks will cut rates first and 700 jobs are at risk at Qenos as it collapses.
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Tensions in the Middle-East soar after Iran launches drones and missiles against Israel, ANZ's Daniel Hynes explains why the conflict won't impact oil prices. Plus, unemployment forecast to rise and the second inquiry into The Star begins.
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ASIC Chair Joe Longo explains why the watchdog launched civil proceedings against blockchain mining company NGS Crypto. Plus, sharemarkets teeter close to record highs, auctions ramp up across the country and petrol prices jump.
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Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor responds to the PM's 'Future Made in Australia' plan. Plus, a hotter than expected inflation rate in the US dashes hopes of global rates cuts, and gold bounces back after a shaky trading session.
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The Treasurer gives new merger and acquisition powers to the competition watchdog, ACCC Chair Gina Cass-Gottlieb joins the program. Plus, the case for employees to own shares in the business they work for, and the RBNZ holds the cash rate.
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Business Council's Bran Black reveals more multinational companies are choosing to invest overseas than in Australia. Plus, NAB's Chief Economist Alan Oster explains why business confidence remains low, and Blackstone eyes a skin-care brand.
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Qantas CEO Vanessa Hudson explains the latest changes to its Frequent Flyer program, farmers react to the suggestion of supermarkets being fined for bad conduct. Plus, the threat of rate hikes returns and the latest in the auction market.
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As wet weather lashes Australia's east coast, Rabobank's Stefan Vogel explains the impact on farmers. Plus, auctions pick up after the long weekend and Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner sets his sights on developments in the Balkans.
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One of Australia's most astute investors is challenging Lendlease for its culture, Disney survives a board takeover. Plus, plastic maker Qenos teeters on the edge of shutting down, and the price of oil surges to a five month high.
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Trade Minister Don Farrell's first interview on Sky News after China lifted tariffs on the wine industry. Plus, population growth weighs heavily on the property sector, and Disney's boardroom showdown.
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As Bitcoin and Gold rallies towards all-time highs, JBWere's Sally Auld explains what is driving buyer sentiment. Plus, Commsec's Craig James explains the latest market moves and winemakers react to China easing tariffs.
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Taylor Swift concerts help lift retail spending in February to about $36 billion, Armaguard secures a funding lifeline from its owner Linfox. Plus, chocolate prices jump 9 per cent this Easter due to disruptions in the global cocoa market.
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Inflation for February remains steady, economist Warren Hogan joins to discuss what it means for the timing of interest rate moves. Plus, Tom Jensen on the impact of the Baltimore bridge collapse on the trade industry.
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Premier Investments splits off its kids stationery business Smiggle and the sleepwear chain Peter Alexander, Armaguard offered lifeline to keep cash afloat. Plus, Westpac Senior Economist Matthew Hassan on consumer confidence slumping again.
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The Star cleans out its senior management yet again as it struggles to hang onto its NSW casino licence. Plus, ASFA CEO Mary Delahunty explains why early super access will only make the housing crisis worse.
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Iron ore prices recover after positive data from China, commodity strategist Daniel Hynes reveals his forecasts for Australia's largest export. Plus, almost 4,000 properties head to auction this weekend and ASIC hunts down Dubber's ex-CEO.
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New unemployment data shocks economists, Economic Advisor Warren Hogan warns the RBA may not cut rates any time soon. Plus, the CEO of Soul Patts reveals the secret to doing well during market downturns and NZ falls into a recession again.
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Japanese yen drops to its lowest rate against the Aussie dollar in more than nine years. Plus, Paul Guerra explains why the Victorian government's push for a green energy transition has got businesses worried.
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Full analysis of today's cash rate decision and RBA press conference with economist Sean Langcake and reporter Edward Boyd. Plus, the chair of the energy regulator announces the majority of households will see power bills go down.
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As the RBA begins its cash rate meeting, Challenger Chief Economist Jonathan Kearns says it's far too early for the reserve bank to start talking about rate cuts. Plus, Uber settles with the taxi industry for $272 million.
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Judge rules Aussie not Bitcoin creator, Russia election polls open in Siberia, rental vacancies plunge to record low. Plus, 3,204 auctions are scheduled for this weekend.
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Former Qantas executive Olivia Wirth becomes Myer's new boss, Rachel Waterhouse explains why her 'Executive Chair ' title is raising eyebrows. Plus, China plans to end tariffs on Australian wine, Mitchell Taylor joins to discuss.
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The boss of Australia's biggest independent supermarket chain weighs in on the inquiry into supermarkets and rejects price gouging accusations. Plus, business defaults surge to a record high, and Boeing's share price falls out of the sky.
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Consumer confidence shows the first signs of recovery, ANZ's Chief Economist Richard Yetsenga explains why. Plus, the nuclear power debate heats up, and the secret to building resilient data systems that can recover after a hack.
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers unveils his next wave of economic reform, Australia's annual GDP rises by 1.5 per cent in the December quarter. Plus, REA Group's Angus Moore analyses last week's real estate data.
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More women are becoming builders as the construction industry faces ongoing demands. Plus, Polestar joins Tesla and quits the FCAI, Westpac Chief Economist encourages a tax rethink and a sneak peak of this weekend's hottest auctions.
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ACCC Chair Gina Cass-Gottlieb lays out the regulator's priorities for the year, which targets supermarkets, airlines and scams. Plus, the government pledges to pay parents super during parental leave, and Tesla leaves the automotive chamber.
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As GDP growth falls to the slowest pace in 30 years, NAB's chief economist goes through all the data. Plus, Bitcoin briefly hits a new record high and the ATO cracks down on super being illegally funnelled out of self-managed superfunds.
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China adjusts its economic goals, but the new plan disappoints markets and analysts. Plus, NBN reveals a plan to boost speeds by 500 per cent and agricultural production is forecast to surge to $85 billion as farmers take advantage of better weather.
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Ross Greenwood takes a closer look at Meta cutting its media deals, falling business inventories shock the stock market. Plus, the CEO of Australia's newest bank joins the show, and the auction market maintains momentum as volumes ramp up.
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Tech firm Life360 enjoys a lift in share price despite reporting a $28M loss, CEO Chris Hulls joins the program. Plus, home prices surge in February, Meta says it won't renew the media bargaining agreement and the hottest wine collaboration.
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As speculators ask when the central banks will cut rates, bonds expert Jack McIntyre says rates need to stay high to break the back of inflation. Plus, Bitcoin rallies towards its all time high and a finfluencer gets bankrupted by ASIC.
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Fresh inflation data shocks economists as it comes in lower than expected, Bank of America Economist Micaela Fuchila unpacks the data. Plus, Flight Centre CEO Graham Turner reveals when airfares will get cheaper and Apple kills it's EV.
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Dicker Data CEO David Dicker joins the program as profit at the firm lifts 12.5% to $82 million. Plus, Australian Human Resources Institute CEO on the gender pay gap data, analysis of the latest profit results and NASA's lunar lander falls over.
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As Treasury reveals high wages growth is driving inflation, economist Warren Hogan says the RBA may have to lift rates instead of cutting them. Plus, NIB CEO Mark Fitzgibbon on the insurer's results and Grays gets in trouble with the ACCC.
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As the third week of reporting season ends, legendary stock picker Jun Bei Liu reveals the hottest ASX stock she has her eye on. Plus, Rio Tinto's CEO warns on industrial relations reform and shares of a small U.S. start-up go to the moon.
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Qantas profits fail to take off as airfares start to fall, Qantas CEO Vanessa Hudson reveals when the airliner may pay a dividend. Plus, Nvidia shocks the market and analysts as it's revenue triples and the latest ASX profit results.
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Woolworths CEO Brad Banducci announces he'll step down just days after a disastrous TV interview, governance expert Megan Motto explains what went wrong. Plus, economist Sean Langcake forecasts when the RBA will cut rates.
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As ANZ gets the greenlight to takeover Suncorp Bank, ACCC Chair Gina Cass-Gottlieb speaks exclusively to Ross Greenwood about the deal. Plus, BHP reviews the future of its nickel mines as bankrolled Indonesian miners flood the market.
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The PwC scandal widens as the Tax Practitioners Board reveals international partners may be involved, Liberal Senator Richard Colbeck weighs in on the so-called 'dirty six'. Plus, today's top profit results and the property market heats up.
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Kmart has posted record earnings in the half year amid the cost-of-living crisis. Poultry Inghams CEO joins the show and says the company has tripled its half year profit. Plus, almost 2,500 homes are scheduled to go under the hammer this weekend.
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Wesfarmers profit lifts to $1.42 billion, CEO Rob Scott reveals how maintaining low prices lead to the stellar result. Plus, unemployment jumps above 4 per cent for the first time in two years and Moody's warns company insolvencies are rising.
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Victoria experiences a massive power outage, former Snowy Hydro CEO Paul Broad explains how fragile the state's power network is. Plus, CEO Matt Comyn on Commonwealth Bank's profit records, and GrainCorp slashes guidance by over 50 per cent.
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Victoria is hit with a freak power outage as a collapsed transmission line trips the largest coal power station in the state. Plus, analysis of today's hottest profit results and consumer sentiment finally improves.
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The new HILDA survey shows people are more stressed out and households need two incomes to survive, professor Roger Wilkins goes through the data. Plus, AustralianSuper's Shawn Blackmore weighs in on the government's superannuation review.
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Reserve Bank Governor Michele Bullock appears before the economics committee in Canberra. Earning season begins with giants like AGL reporting their results this week. Plus, REA Group CEO Owen Wilson joins the show and speaks about tax policies.
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Reporting season kicks off as AGL, Mirvac, News Corp, and Transurban open their books. Plus, China pumps its share market but investor sentiment isn't improving and Uber's Australian boss on the upcoming changes to the gig economy.
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The $80 billion merger between Woodside and Santos falls through, Allan Gray's MD Simon Mawhinney explains why he's happy the deal got scrapped. Plus, CBA's Gareth Aird reveals his forecast for when the RBA will start cutting rates.
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The RBA holds a historic press conference as it works to become more transparent, economists Besa Deda and Warren Hogan react to the RBA holding rates and their changes to 2025 forecasts. Plus, China clamps down on its share market.
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Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor weighs in Labor's changes to stage three tax cuts as the Treasury reveals how long they were working on the changes. Plus, the RBA is predicted to hold rates tomorrow and the auction market fires up in February.
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Australia's second largest port operator DP World has reached an agreement with the Maritime Union. Strong profit results from US tech giants Meta, Amazon and Apple. Plus, the property market starts to heat up again after the summer break.
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HSBC's chief economist says the RBA won't cut rates this year as momentum in inflation remains too high. Plus, Rystad Energy's LNG analyst Kaushal Ramesh reveals we're rapidly running out of gas and has the BNPL bubble finally popped?
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As inflation finally shows signs of slowing down, AMP's Diana Mousina reveals her RBA rate cut forecast. Plus, eToro's Josh Gilbert explains why US tech stocks are rallying as the ASX200 hits a new record high.
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Vacuum cleaner retailer Godfreys goes bust after 93 years in business, restructuring expert Ian Purchas reveals what went wrong. Plus, retailers struggle to make sales in December and Elon Musk announces a successful brain chip implant.
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As legendary developer Lang Walker passes away, Urban Taskforce's Tom Forrest explains what made the developer so successful. Plus, the economy shows signs of resilience, BHP faces a massive fine, and Evergrande is forced to liquidate.
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Which stocks will take off in 2024? SPDR ETF Investment Strategist Julia Lee reveals what she expects to see in the upcoming earnings season. Plus, property market analysis with REA's Cameron Kusher and the Treasurer defends tax cut changes.
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Stage 3 tax cut changes open up the risk of Australia becoming uncompetitive with the rest of the world, economist John Humphreys explains why. Plus, unaffordable insurance costs leave Queensland businesses exposed to Cyclone Kirrily.
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As the Government prepares to reveal changes to stage three tax cuts, CEDA Chief Economist Cassandra Winzar says income earners are bearing the brunt of taxation. Plus, another cyclone threatens Queensland leaving the insurance industry worried.
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As the government reveals the hacker behind the Medibank ransom attack, Cisco Australia's head of cybersecurity explains why the business community is falling behind on cybersecurity. Plus, the PM hints at changes to stage three tax cuts.
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BCA CEO Bran Black joins the program as businesses face high interest rates and IR challenges. Plus, the regional property boom has slowed, lithium and nickel miners suffer as prices plunge, and Canva seeks to sell shares off-market.
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DP World reveals it has a backlog of almost 44,000 containers as small businesses get caught up in the port pay dispute. Plus, academic Joe Siracusa on how Trump's Iowa win has impacted global markets and this week's top auctions.
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Unemployment rises by the largest amount since late 2021, CBA Economist Gareth Aird explains the figures. Plus, Grain Growers vent their frustration at the port dispute between DP World and Unions and a mango shortage looms.
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Qantas plunges in the annual brand rankings, branding expert Mark Crowe reveals which firm took out the top spot. Plus, Houthi attacks may lead to an oil supply crunch and ACCC Chair Gina Cass Gottlieb calls for mandatory merger inquiries.
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Exporters warn the dispute between DP World and the Maritime Union is hurting the entire industry. Plus, consumer sentiment plunges to 1990's recession lows and Australia's tourism industry rebounds from the impact of the pandemic.
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As a supply chain crisis looms, freight insider Paul Zalai warns the industry is facing death by a thousand cuts. Plus, the narrowing flight path for an economic soft landing, and rents skyrocket as vacancies remain at extreme lows.
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Central Banks hold interest rates triggering a market rally, bond market expert Stephen Miller reveals his RBA cash rate forecast. Plus, Tesla recalls two million vehicles over autopilot crashes and an infamous party house is up for sale.
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Unemployment slightly lifts, and the U.S. Fed holds rates, Capital Economist's Asia-Pacific Chief Marcel Thieliant goes through the data. Plus, allegations against Crown Casino's CEO overshadow reforms and the fine line of office dating.
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The Treasurer reveals the budget is highly likely to be in surplus, full analysis with legendary economist Warren Hogan. Plus, cyclone Jasper intensifies to a category two storm and the companies James Packer has put his money in.
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Farmers brace for cyclone Jasper to hit Far North Queensland, President of FNQ Growers reveals how locals are preparing. Plus, NAB Chief Economist's grim assessment of household budgets and the construction sector faces a labour shortage.
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Former ACCC Chair Allan Fels weighs in on the merger between Chemist Warehouse and Sigma Healthcare. Plus, Demographer Bernard Salt on the government's migration rethink and foreign property investors are hit with higher fees and penalties.
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Assistant Minister for Competition, Charities & Treasury Andrew Leigh weighs in on the Santos/Woodside mega merger and the supermarket price gouging inquiry. Plus, another massive weekend for auctions and McDonald's launches a new franchise.
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The Government prepares to pass its same job same pay legislation, CEO of the Minerals Council Tania Constable labels its economic vandalism. Plus, Perpetual brushes off a $3B bid from Soul Patts and the ATO puts small business on notice.
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The economy continues to slow down as households eat into their savings, full analysis with Westpac's Matt Hassan. Plus, Sir Richard Branson calls out the government on the airline competition and cybersecurity firms fall behind on AI.
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The RBA holds rate at 4.35% till February, ANZ-HSBC Chief Economist Paul Bloxham analyses the decision. Plus, Evolution mining acquires Northparkes for $720 million and foreign students in Australia reached an all-time high in September quarter.
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The ASX soars as investors bet the RBA won't lift rates anytime soon, economist Warren Hogan explains the RBA's predicament. Plus, Origin shareholders reject the latest takeover offer and the supermarket duopoly face a senate inquiry.
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Farmers are angry at the BOM for their El Nino forecast which caused livestock prices to crash, Rabobank's Ben Picton explains the details. Plus, property prices climb to record highs and the Cesi Qingdao is towed out of Gladstone port.
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Authorities are scrambling to fix the Cesi Qingdao, the LNG tanker which is blocking the only gas terminal at Gladstone, JP Morgan's Kerry Craig on long-term forecasts. Plus, Elon Musk blows up at Disney and other boycotting advertisers.
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The war on inflation finally starts to show positive results and business groups ramp up the battle against industrial relations changes. Plus, 2013 Masters Champion Adam Scott on the financial state of the golf.
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Retail sales slowdown but the data doesn't include Black Friday sales, full analysis with Colliers National Director Michael Bate and BOFA Economist Micaela Fuchila. Plus, a familiar face turns up at the Hong Kong central bank event.
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As Cyber Monday wraps up a massive weekend of sales, Shopify Australia's Director reveals retail sales are up 22% compared to last year. Plus, The RBA appoints a new Deputy Governor and clearance rates wobble as interest rates catch up.
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As Black Friday sales begins, Amazon Australia's Country Manager Janet Menzies expects the event to smash all the records. Plus, Norco's CEO Michael Hampson on rebuilding the ice cream factory after last year's devastating floods.
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Brookfield lobs a new takeover bid at Origin as voting on the previous offer is cancelled, Shareholders Association CEO Rachel Waterhouse reveals what shareholders want to see in the new deal. Plus, the OpenAI saga continues.
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The government compromises and adds an amendment to its industrial relations bill, AIG's Innes Willox reveals struggling businesses are calling out for more help. Plus, Crypto exchange Binance admits terrorists used its services.
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Brickworks reveals it's timing its factory refurbishments with the slowing demand of bricks, Managing Director Lindsay Partridge explains. Plus, OpenAI investors threaten to sue the board as the company is on the edge of imploding.
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Optus CEO Kelly Bayer Rosmarin resigns after the mass outage two weeks ago, full analysis with telco expert Paul Budde. Plus, NAB's CEO heads to the bush to speak with rural customers and the Forrest's buy iconic hat brand Akubra.
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Optus CEO fronts a parliamentary inquiry after millions of customers faced an outage last week, Australia’s top business leaders were honoured by the CEO Magazine’s gala event in Sydney. Plus, Angus Moore joins the show to discuss this week’s auction and property data.
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The government reveals road and rail projects to be axed, unemployment rises, wages growth at highest level in 26 years. Plus, senior economist Matthew Hassan joins the show.
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Australia records its fastest wage growth ever in the September quarter. The Australian market surges to a four-week high. Plus, Life360 CEO Chris Hulls joins the show to discuss the company's massive revenue growth.
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Commonwealth Bank says its margins are under pressure due to fierce competition. Business confidence drops in October despite conditions remaining strong. Plus, a Patek Philippe watch set to sell for a record price at auction in Australia.
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Ports operator 'DP World' resumes services following cyber-attack. High interest rates help ANZ post a record cash profit of $7.4 billion. Plus, auction clearance rates remain strong despite large amounts of stock available to purchase.
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The woodside boss is frustrated the federal government is not embracing new gas prospects the way other countries are. Australia faces a construction challenge of building 1.2 million homes in the next five years, amid an engineer shortage. Plus, Optus outage affects 10 million customers.
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Cybercrime is expected to cost $17 trillion by 2025, Arkose Labs CEO Kevin Gosschalk explains what the threats are. Plus, RBA analysis with Deutsche Banks Phil O'Donaghoe and rental vacancy rates plummet to record lows.
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Orica's CEO Sanjeev Ghandi reveals how the explosives manufacturer grew its profit to $295.7M. Plus, Star shareholders vent their anger at the AGM, ATO rakes in record corporate tax and Tritium announces it will close its Brisbane factory.
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Is Optus' reputation in the mud after a nation-wide outage leaves customers stranded? Roy Morgan CEO Michele Levine joins the show to give her analysis. Plus, Senator Deborah O'Neill on PWC's ongoing woes as it lays off 338 workers.
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The RBA raises interest rates in its fight against inflation, and full analysis with HSBC's Paul Bloxham and Westpac's Jarek Kowcza. Plus, Compare the Market's Stephen Zeller reveals the impact of the rate hike on mortgage holders.
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GP's face retrospective payroll taxes that could force many medical centres to shut their doors. Economists tip the RBA to lift the cash rate. Plus, Westpac profit surges to $7.2B and auction clearance rates slip ahead of Melbourne Cup Day.
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Qantas feels the wrath of shareholders as it's remuneration report is voted down, Shareholders Association CEO Rachel Waterhouse goes through the details. Plus, Sam Bankman-Fried is found guilty of fraud and Macquarie Group's profit falls.
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Exclusive interview with Bran Black, the new CEO of the Business Council as businesses ramp up the fight against new IR changes. Plus, Colliers' Retail expert reveals population growth will cause a massive retail floorspace shortfall.
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Former Woolies CEO Roger Corbett reveals where he believes the Endeavour Group went wrong after calling for the chairman to step down. Origin shareholders believe the company is being sold for too cheap. Plus, home prices hit new peaks.
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Former Woolworths boss Bill Wavish fails to get elected to the Endeavour Group board, in a set-back for major shareholder Bruce Mathieson. The RBA under pressure to lift rates. Plus, Sam Bankman-Fried takes the stand in the FTX trial.
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As Qantas fights back against the ACCC, Nationals Senator Bridget McKenzie calls for the transport minister to release the report into airport slot hoarding. Plus, the ABA wants to help homeowners falling behind on their loan payments.
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Saxo Market's Redmond Wong explains what state the Chinese economy is in and how it will affect Australia. Plus, REA's Economic Director on the busiest auction weekend of the year so far and the U.A.W. reaches a tentative deal with Ford.
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Seven people charged in an alleged money laundering ring worth $229 million by the AFP. Qantas Director Todd Sampson in the firing line of shareholders. Plus, ASIC introduces new ads ahead of the film 'Dumb Money' being released in cinemas.
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Inflation data comes in a little hotter than expected. NAB's Chief Economist explains why the RBA may have to lift rates. Plus, we speak to critical mineral processor Alpha HPA as the government announces a $4B investment in the sector.
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Microsoft announces it will pump $5 billion into Australian data centres and cybersecurity, Microsoft Australia's boss reveals where the money will go. Plus, Rabobank's global expert Michael Every explains the latest movements in the Middle East.
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The ATO claws back $6.4B in corporate tax, Deputy Commissioner Rebecca Saint reveals how it was achieved. Plus, November cash rate decision hinges on Wednesday's inflation data drop.
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As Israel prepares to put boots on the ground, Betashares Chief Economist David Bassanese reveals what impact it will have on the sharemarket. Plus, a massive auction weekend ahead and ASIC bans PWC tax leaker Peter John-Collins for 8 years.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can’t afford to miss.
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As the High Court throws out Victoria's EV tax, infrastructure expert Adrian Dwyer reveals the future of road funding is at risk. Plus, Stephen Jones on new crypto exchange regulation and Goldman Sachs' CEO is forced to end his DJ career.
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ACCC green lights changes to NBN Co's pricing and service standards, NBN's Jane Van Beelen explains how broadband will get cheaper. Plus, a misleading tweet sends Bitcoin surging and then crashing down.
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As Israel's ground assault looms over Gaza, Perpetual's Matt Sherwood explains why markets have been so calm. Plus, interest rates likely to stay higher for longer, new regulation for crypto exchanges and auction clearance rates fall.
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As the Middle East is on the verge of a major conflict, Academic Joe Siracusa explains what impact the war will have on financial markets. Plus, a wrap up of the hottest auctions and property trends with REA group.
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As former PWC CEO Luke Sayers finally faces the Senate Committee over the tax leak scandal, Labor Senator Deborah O'Neill explains that the evidence doesn't match up. Plus, Rabobank's Michael Every on the global security order crumbling.
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Richard Goyder steps down as Qantas Chairman, ASA's CEO Rachel Waterhouse reveals the airliner will need to do a lot more to earn consumer trust again. Plus, FTX's Caroline Ellison testifies Sam Bankman-Fried had presidential ambitions.
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Former US ambassador Joe Hockey gives a sobering assessment of the Israel-Hamas conflict and how it could lead to an unintended war on the scale of 1914. Plus, JP Morgan's Kerry Craig on why a soft landing isn't always safe landing.
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Oil price jumps as fears of wider escalation of Israel-Palestine conflict grow, USD surges while AUD falls in response to Hamas' attacks. Plus, Peter Costello to depart from Future Fund in February.
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As economists predict the RBA will lift rates at least one more time, Lendi's Sebastian Watkins says first home buyers are struggling to secure loans. Plus, the SEC sues Elon Musk, Federal budget back in black and FTX co-founder testifies.
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Farm incomes are set to fall thanks to tough growing conditions, ABARES' Jared Greenville explains how bad the impact will be. Plus, CEDA's Chief Economist reveals a shortage of aged care workers is severely holding the sector back.
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US share markets tumble dragging the ASX down with it, Economist Stephen Anthony explains why there is more pain to come. Plus, Labor offers no compromise on its $3M superannuation tax and a driverless car runs over an injured pedestrian.
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The RBA holds rates for the fourth consecutive month, full analysis with Deutsche's Phil O'Donaghoe and RateCity's Sally Tindall. Plus, as building approvals lift, Master Builder's CEO explains why construction insolvencies is so high.
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Home prices lift 4.30% since the start of the year, REA's Anne Flaherty explains what has been driving prices. Plus, share market wrap up with analyst Kyle Rodda and ANZ's Adelaide Timbrell reveals why the RBA won't lift rates tomorrow.
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The Shadow Resources Minister calls out the Government as Woodside is blocked from underwater surveying. Plus, Auction volumes lower ahead of the footy final weekend, China investigates Evergrande's Chairman and GameStop names a new CEO.
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Retail sales slightly fall easing pressure on the RBA but job vacancies remain high, Women’s FIFA World Cup lifts retail sales. Plus, calls for the aviation industry to use hydrogen and coal miners remain strong.
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Qantas CEO Vanessa Hudson and Chairman Richard Goyder face the senate inquiry. Plus, an independent report into PwC calls out its profit growth at all costs agenda and surging petrol prices fuel the monthly inflation indicator.
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China's economic slowdown hasn't dragged down Australia with it, S&P's chief economist explains why. Plus, significant pay rises fuel inflation fears, auction clearance rates recover and Lego abandons plans to make oil-free bricks.
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End of an era as Rupert Murdoch steps away as Chair of News Corp and Fox chair. Plus, Judo Bank's CEO on the share market reaction to its results, farmers prepare for the effects of El Nino and how the U.S. Fed is dealing with "Bidenomics".
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As the share market plummets to a 10-week low, KCM Trade's Chief Market Analyst explains why. Plus, Collier's on foreign capital investing $4B into the property sector and Judo Bank's CEO on the market response to the lender's results.
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Business NSW CEO weighs in Labor's budget, record grain crop is being held back by supply chain issues and business insolvencies are at the highest point in 8 years. Plus, a space drug factory is blocked from re-entering Earth's atmosphere.
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New Hope Group profit lifts 10.6% to $1.1B, CEO Rob Bishop reveals how the coal miner managed with wet weather and rising inflation. Plus, oil and iron prices surge and the NSW state budget analysis.
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Michele Bullock steps up as the new RBA Governor as three other major central banks make rate decisions this week. Plus, Yellow Brick Road Executive Chairman Mark Bouris explains why he is taking the company off the ASX.
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Lendi's Co-founder reveals that interest in refinancing is growing as rate hikes bite. Anthony Pratt opens a new paper mill in Kentucky. Plus, Woodside suspends underwater surveying and over 2,400 properties head to auction this weekend.
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Unemployment comes in flat at 3.7% despite 65,000 jobs being created, AMP's Diana Mousina explains why. Plus, legendary stock picker Kenny Polcari on U.S. inflation, Sendle's CEO on challenging AusPost and Argentina's inflation hits 124%.
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The Insurance Council warns extreme weather is now part of our lives, ICA's CEO Andrew Hall explains why. Plus, farmers fear another drought is coming, Qantas loses its High Court battle and zombie rugby players descend on Canberra.
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Business conditions are improving but consumer confidence falls to record lows, NAB's Gareth Spence explains why. Plus, China data lifts the AUD, more renewable investment for Queensland and fire sprinklers flood CBA's head office.
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As Chevron fails to secure a deal with the offshore union, EnergyQuest's Rick Wilkinson details what impact the strike will have. Plus, the Greens agree to pass thegovernment's stalled $10bHousing Fund and China's economy lifts the AUD.
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Start-ups look for fresh capital as big banks and venture capital funds tighten their belts, President of Sydney Investors Raman Bhalla reveals how small businesses can get ahead. Plus, Chevron workers strike and ASIC sues AustralianSuper.
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Outgoing RBA Governor Philip Lowe backs the inflation target and takes a parting shot at social media and clickbait journalism in his last speech. Plus, Qantas' finances have never been stronger despite the brand coming under scrutiny.
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As Australia's economy grows by only 0.4%, Besa Deda explains why we've slipped into a per capita recession. Plus, the Mineral Council responds to the NSW government lifting coal royalties and Malaysia resumes importing live cattle.
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As ASIC sues Westpac for failing to respond to hardship requests, ASIC's Deputy Chair Sarah Court signals that the industry is on notice. Plus, Qantas CEO Alan Joyce steps down earlier than planned and the RBA holds rates.
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As central bank watchers predict the RBA will hold rates tomorrow, Economist Warren Hogan warns it's too early to rule out further rate hikes. Plus, Brighter Super's CEO on unlisted assets and activists put up cheeky signs at supermarkets.
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Australia's largest olive oil producer says more households are choosing to cook at home instead of eating out, Cobram Estates Co-CEO joins the program as profit lifts $7.7M. Plus, chaos in Fortescue's boardroom and auctions heat up.
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As the ACCC takes Qantas to court for selling tickets to cancelled flights, ACCC Chair Gina Cass-Gottlieb explains the extent of the allegations. Plus, Shadow Employment Minister Michaelia Cash reacts to IR changes flagged by the Government.
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As inflation slows to 4.9%, Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor blasts the government for not doing enough to bring down the cost-of-living. Plus, Flight Centre CEO Graham Turner reveals airfares would be cheaper if Qatar wasn't blocked.
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As Chevron LNG workers reveal their strike plans, Saul Kavonic explains the impact it'll have on the global gas market. Plus, Virgin's CEO weighs in on the government blocking Qatar flights and the solutions to the housing crunch.
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A special edition of Business Now as outgoing Qantas CEO Alan Joyce faces a senate inquiry on the cost of airfares. Plus, trouble in the desert as Fortescue's CEO resigns and retail sales tick up thanks to the Women's World Cup.
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Virgin Australia's CEO reveals she is deeply disappointed in the Government blocking Qatar Airways' expansion, Wesfarmers reports better than expected results and the house hunters prepare for the biggest auction weekend since April.
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As Qantas posts a record $2.47B profit, outgoing CEO Alan Joyce reveals how it achieved the result and incoming CEO Vanessa Hudson reveals the future of the airline. Plus, what the Australian economy will look like in 40 years.
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WiseTech CEO Richard White reacts to the share price getting pummeled despite the tech company boosting profit and dividend. Plus, Xero's CEO on business conditions and Transurban partners up for driverless trucks.
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Woodside CEO Meg O'Neill explains how fragile the energy market is as workers threaten strikes. Plus, BHP CEO Mike Henry warns politicians not to take our resource dominance for granted and Westfield owner Scentre says business is booming.
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As reporting season heats up, Bluescope CEO Mark Vassella reveals why the steelmaker is relining its blast furnace and IAG's CEO Nick Hawkins explains how profit has surged 139%. Plus, spring has sprung for the property market.
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As Inghams Chicken profit lifts 72 per cent , CEO Andrew Reeves reveals shoppers have been choosing chicken over red meat and fish. Plus, property listings in Sydney and Melbourne lift 9% and Chinese developer Evergrande files for bankruptcy.
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Unemployment data surprises economists, AMP's Diana Mousina goes through the numbers. Plus, Origin's CEO on underlying profit rising 83 per cent, doubts rise about the government's housing scheme and China's biggest shadow bank goes bust.
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KPMG reveals its $2.5B revenue as the CEO admits the structure of the firm may have to change. Plus, the RBNZ puts rates on hold, weakness in China's economy hurts the Aussie dollar and Vinfast EV debuts on the Nasdaq.
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Cochlear CEO Dig Howitt reveals how the homegrown med-tech company is expanding into emerging markets as it reports a 4% profit bump. Plus, wages grow at a slower pace than expected and China's Central Bank unexpectedly cuts interest rates.
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Resource Minister Madeleine King discusses how we can best capitalise on the critical mineral boom and the threat of striking gas workers. Plus, Carsales CEO Cameron McIntyre on profit quadrupling and why interest in pink cars is surging.
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Rising interest rates weigh heavily on REA Group's profits, CEO Owen Wilson details how the property market is holding up in the face of tough economic conditions. Plus, Phil Lowe reveals his biggest regrets and volatility hits Nick Scali.
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AGL's CEO Damien Nicks explains why the electricity generator is reporting a $1.3B loss. Plus, gas futures spike 40 per cent as Woodside workers vote to strike and China's deflation pressure threatens global economic stability.
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Suncorp's CEO reveals it'll keep its banking arm if authorities block its sale again. Plus, CBA's Matt Comyn responds to criticism of his $10M bonus and Citi's APAC Chief Economist explains the impact of deflation in China's economy.
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Coronado's CEO Douglas Thompson explains why its profit has slipped as the miner deals with falling coal prices. Plus, the small business sector is showing resilience, consumer confidence slumps and Zoom cancels working from home.
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Assistant Treasurer Stephen Jones joins the program and announces a crackdown on rogue consultants. Plus, navigating the upcoming reporting season, auction market slows down and the tale of two lithium companies - one booms and one dooms.
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ACCC blocks ANZ merger with Suncorp, China removes trade tariffs on barley. Plus, ResMed Chairman and Chief Executive Mick Farrell joins the show to discuss the U.S economy and political situation with Donald Trump.
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CFD crackdown, retail sales drop, markets volatile after U.S. ratings cut, calls for royal commission into consultants. Plus, ASIC sues ETORO for marketing CFD products.
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Australian Industry Group CEO Innes Willox says the government's industrial relations changes threaten to stall the economic recovery. Plus, Matt Richardson on Fitch's decision to downgrade the US credit rating.
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The RBA leaves interest rates on hold at 4.10% but says the inflation is still too high, HSBC Chief Economist Paul Bloxham analyses the decision. Plus, Credit Corp CEO Thomas Beregi reveals how consumers are coping with their debts.
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The RBA to deliver its latest cash rate decision on Tuesday, the market thinks we've already seen the last of the rate rises but most economists disagree. Plus, the Yellow trucking company shuts down, putting 30,000 out of work.
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Retail sales fall into negative numbers, commercial property under increasing pressure and housing stock lifts 21%. Plus, the CEO of the Australian Business Growth Fund on investing $130M into small businesses looking to grow.
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The U.S. Fed shocks markets by raising interest rates, JB Were's Sally Auld weighs in whether the RBA will follow suit, Joe Lewis pleads not guilty and Dutch gangs blow up German ATMs. Plus, small businesses are doing better than expected.
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Inflation finally shows signs of cooling down, Deloitte's Stephen Smith goes through the data. Plus, Labor's Dan Mulino weighs in on supermarkets price gouging and the owner of Tottenham Spurs is indicted for "brazen" insider trading.
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Funds management hall of famer Paul Taylor reveals why now is a great time to buy shares. Plus, ASIC goes after Vanguard for greenwashing and the RBA announces next year's meeting dates.
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As Victoria floats the idea of freezing rent rises, property investors say they'll invest elsewhere. Plus, full analysis of the new changes to casual employment, property auction momentum eases and 'Barbenheimer' smashes the box office.
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As unemployment rate comes in flat, ABS' Head of Labour Statistics Bjorn Jarvis goes through the data. Plus, the Australian Energy Regulator on surging power prices and financial counsellors warn of skyrocketing buy-now-pay-later debts.
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Economists tip the unemployment rate to stay flat at 3.6%, Russia withdraws from the Black Sea grain deal and half of large building companies are technically insolvent. Plus, inflation slows in New Zealand but less than expected.
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As Dan Andrews pulls the plug on the 2026 Commonwealth Games, Moody's John Manning warns Victoria's credit profile is weakening. Plus, data centres are causing an ESG headache and economists attempt to answer "what is full employment?"
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Deloitte's management gets grilled in a senate committee, Fortescue clears Andrew Forrest of any wrongdoing in a secret probe and auction clearance rates hold steady. Plus, Tesla finally builds a Cybertruck in its Texas factory.
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As Michele Bullock is announced as the next RBA governor, we get reaction from leading economist Warren Hogan and industry insider David Alexander. Plus, fixed income returns take off and overseas demand props up the housing market.
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The RBA Governor announces sweeping changes to the institution, independent economist Chris Richardson explains the details. Plus, digital economy suffers as online spending falls, RBNZ holds rates and activists troll autonomous taxis.
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Australian equities are heading into bargain territory but corporate growth could dramatically slow, Morningstar's Peter Warnes reveals what stocks he has his eye on. Plus, NAB's Alan Oster on business conditions showing some resilience.
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The government releases it's gas market code of conduct, energy expert Saul Kavonic reveals most gas producers will be exempt. Plus, Luci Ellis leaves the RBA to join Westpac as its chief economist and investors return to the market.
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The world's largest asset manager BlackRock reduces fees on its popular ETF products, BlackRock's Tamara Stats reveals competition in the sector is heating up. Plus, ASX falls to a three-month low and the auction market slows down.
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Cabinet is rumoured to have a short list of RBA Governor candidates, Capital Economics’ Marcel Thieliant reveals who he thinks will get the job. Plus, Japan loses trust in Australian LNG supply and Americans fall behind on debt payments.
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NAB's Ivan Colhoun reveals how the Australian economy is dealing with global economic shocks, annual new car sales rise 25% in June and Meta prepares to launch its Twitter killer app. Plus, Australia drops the ball on critical minerals.
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RBA holds the cash rate at 4.10%, economists Warren Hogan and Matthew Hassan explain why the RBA hasn't finished lifting rates. Plus, Compare the Market's Stephen Zeller reveals how big the gap is between the best loan deals and the worse.
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PwC removes eight partners involved in the tax leak scandal, Senator Deborah O'Neill explains why it's not enough. Plus, markets bet on the RBA holding rates tomorrow, property prices continue to climb and more Twitter pain for Musk.
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Markets jump as headline inflation comes down at 5.6%, Jim Chalmers says the budget surplus will be much higher than expected. Plus, Warren Hogan on the RBA's board meeting next week.
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The government drops the same job, same pay slogan of its controversial IR bill but employer group argue it's still a bad deal. Plus, Medibank told to hold more capital and shares of KFC owner Collins Food take off after positive earnings.
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Bank of England shocks the market with 50BP rate rise, economist Clifford Bennett explains why it won't help in tackling sticky inflation. Plus, new creative AI tech, auctions lift in winter and a billionaire rumble in Las Vegas.
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Investors are pumping the market up to nine-week highs but experts are warning a recession is looming. Stock picker June Bei Liu and Morningstar CIO Dan Kemp reveal how we're fairing compared to overseas markets.
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The RBA forecasts unemployment to lift to 4.5%, CEDA's Chief Economist explains the full employment challenge. Plus, NZ launches an inquiry into the banking sector, NSW Treasurer warns of severe challenges and the AUD continues to rise.
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A cyber security vulnerability leaves PwC exposed and Medibank investigating if its data has been breached, cyber expert Marcus Thompson reveals the ransomware gang behind the attacks. Plus, the Aussie dollar surges and auctions power on.
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The Reserve Bank faces a rate lift dilemma and auction clearance rates push above 70 per cent. Plus, independent economist Warren Hogan joins the show to discuss the increasing risk of a recession in Australia despite a growth in jobs.
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Unemployment drops down close to 48-year lows, legendary stock picker Sally Auld explains why low unemployment is bad news for the share market. Plus, US Fed holds rates, NZ enters a technical recession and big music publishers sue Musk.
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Inflation slows in America and the market rallies in hope of the Fed pausing rates. GSFM's Stephen Miller explains why our economy is lagging behind. Plus, APRA's tough stance towards mortgage prisoners and Russia's new war tax.
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Assistant Treasurer Stephen Jones explains the changes the government will make to financial advice laws. Plus, NAB's Chief Economist rings the warning bell on the looming recession and Queensland unveils a cost-of-living rescue budget.
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Banks are caught out charging deceased customer fees, the banking watchdog reveals what the punishments may be. Plus, Tamboran CEO Joel Riddle on gas drilling in the NT and a review of the best and worst performing stocks on the ASX.
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RBA warns rates will have to go higher unless productivity improves, Economist Steven Hamilton explains some of the solutions. Plus, the PM on businesses innovating through technology and Blackstone's Jon Gray reveals his economic outlook.
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GDP figures reveal Australia's productivity is plummeting, CEDA's CEO Melinda Cilento reveals how to reverse the trend. Plus, Deloitte's David Rumbens on the retail recession, Pizza Hut gets bought out and Gamestop shares tumbles 15%.
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GDP grows at the slowest rate since the 2012 Delta Lockdowns, RBC Capital's Chief Economist Su-Lin Ong reveals if Australia will fall into a recession. Plus, PGA and Liv announce a shock merger and the US carjacking epidemic.
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Rate hike shock as 21 out of 32 analysts polled by Reuters didn't see Tuesday's rate hike coming. St.George Bank's Besa Deda reveals how high rates will go. Plus, BCA's President Tim Reed on the Same Job Same Pay legislation.
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Bonza CEO Tim Jordan blasts slot hoarding for locking his airline out of Sydney Airport as the ACCC confirms the Qantas-Virgin duopoly is driving airfares upwards. Plus, the RBA meeting looms and the "Saudi lollipop".
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Wages for Australia's lowest paid workers get a 5.75% boost, AMP's Diana Mousina reveals what effect that will have on the economy. Plus, sacked Bubs CEO speaks out, property price rebound continues and Biden averts a debt ceiling crisis.
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BHP admits it underpaid its workers by $430 million, AI Group's Innes Willox explains why the awards system failed. Plus, the CEO of the world's largest explosives manufacturer and a tungsten mine gets restarted on an isolated island.
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Monthly inflation indicator soars to 6.8%, Judo Bank's Warren Hogan goes through the data. Plus, free trade deal with the UK begins today, pressure builds on PwC and Theranos' Elizabeth Holmes goes to prison.
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The PWC Senate inquisition continues, Greens Senator David Shoebridge reveals the firm has $200m worth of contracts with the Defence department. Plus, consumer confidence falls to 1990 levels and Crown Casino settles with Austrac.
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PwC chairperson Tracey Kennair steps down while nine senior partners are sent on leave, national clearance rate hovers at 67.9%, Eleanor Creagh joins to analyse the data. Plus, US lawmakers strike debt ceiling agreement.
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Tourism boosts the luxury accommodation market, Colliers Head of Hotels Karen Wales reveals Australian hotel sales have already sold 1 billion dollars this year. Plus, Biden inches closer to a debt deal and auction activity heats up.
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Ross Greenwood covers the massive blaze which engulfed a 110-year-old heritage building in Sydney's CBD.
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PwC faces more pain as the Senate prepares to question it, Senator Deborah O'Neill reveals what she hopes the Inquiry will achieve. Plus, RBNZ hikes rates to 2.5% and an exclusive look at Ross Greenwood's new documentary.
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The Victorian budget hits businesses with big levies to pay for a growing pandemic debt, industry unites to oppose industrial relation changes. Warnings that US rates will keep climbing. Plus, Adani is cleared of stock manipulation.
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Government tells the buy now pay later sector times up on self-regulation, Assistant Treasurer Stephen Jones explains the new laws. Plus, UBS says grocery prices are higher now than in December and auction clearance rates surge.
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America edges closer to defaulting on trillions of dollars in debt, economist Clifford Bennett explains what would happen if the U.S. defaults. Plus, Qantas expands capacity, auction market ramps up into winter and more trouble for PWC.
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New unemployment data beats expectations and surprises economists, RBC Capital's Su-Lin Ong goes through the numbers. Plus, Deel's Global CEO on hiring during a skills shortage and NZ's budget is flush with cash despite a looming recession.
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Wages growth is at the highest point since 2012, Oxford Economics' Sean Langcake reveals what it means for the economy. Plus, the US debt ceiling crisis is starting to weigh on traders minds and former SVB CEO cops a grilling.
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Consumer confidence plummets to three-year lows, Westpac's Matthew Hassan reveals the state of our economy. Plus, demographer Mark McCrindle on new immigration figures and South Korea eyes Aussie green hydrogen as its ticket to net zero.
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Wages and employment data in focus this week, AI Group's Innes Willox explains why he's worried about plans to criminalise wages underpayment. Plus, more rate rises are on the horizon after the budget.
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The ASX200 ends a busy budget week in the green, fund manager Steve Johnson rates stock performance here and abroad. Plus, property market conditions improve, Government backs build to rent and Musk reveals a new Twitter CEO is inbound.
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Inflation in America only slightly slows down, more executives resign from PwC after its tax leak scandal, what does the budget hold for small businesses. Plus, Google plays catch up as it launches its newest A.I. tech.
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Treasurer defends budget restraint, BUBS Australia fires CEO Kristy Carr after boardroom stoush. Plus, Anthony Walker explains how budget handouts could add to inflation.
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The countdown to the budget has begun. BCA's Jennifer Westacott, ACCI's Andrew McKellar and AIG's Innes Willox reveal what they want to see from the Treasurer. Plus, PwC's CEO steps down and words of wisdom from the Oracle of Omaha.
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The Government snags the gas industry with an extra $2.4 billion in taxes, energy analyst Saul Kavonic explains why it means we'll lose our competitive edge. Plus, more details about the budget leak and auction clearance rate rise.
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Medibank faces fourth class action. Plus, the Reserve Bank releases economic forecast.
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Former Snowy Hydro CEO Paul Broad reveals that the two-year delay puts the national grid at risk of blackouts. Plus, Federal Budget zeros in on its first surplus in 16 years and another U.S. bank teeters on the edge of going bust.
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Signs are emerging that Aussies are cutting back on discretionary spending, US regional banks face the wrath of shareholders and the NT greenlights gas fracking. Plus, former Snowy Hydro CEO explains why Eraring must not be shut down.
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RBA shocks the market and banks by lifting rates, AMP's Diana Mousina reveals why rates went up. Plus, what impact will the rate rise have on mortgages and Qantas Chairman explains why the board picked Vanessa Hudson as the new CEO.
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Government orders an urgent review into $120B in infrastructure projects, Engineers Australia CEO Romilly Madew reveals why costs have blown out. Plus, markets expect the RBA to hold rates tomorrow and home prices lift nationally.
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The ASX ends the week on a high, fund manager Jun Bei Lu reveals which stocks she's keeping her eye on. Plus, Liddell shuts down, Andrew Forrest opens a new wind farms and economist Angus Moore previews this weekend's auction market.
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Australia's migration program is in the spotlight after a review finds it not fit for purpose, labour force academic Chris Wright explains what's wrong. Plus, Australian companies are ripe for takeover and Disney sues Ron Desantis.
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Inflation slows down but only slightly, shadow treasurer Angus Taylor reveals what he would do if he was in the government. Plus, Independent Economist Warren Hogan explains how the RBA will react to the inflation data.
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Legendary stock picker Kenny Polcari reveals why Wall St is so quiet before earnings season. Plus, wages stagnate despite labour force demand surging and weak commodity prices plague budget forecasting.
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As the government prepares to shake up the Reserve Bank, Independent Economist Clifford Bennett reveals why so many institutions haven't spoken out against it. Plus, overseas property demand surges and Bed Bath & Beyond goes bankrupt.
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Elon Musk’s SpaceX Starship rocket blows up minutes after takeoff and economic activity surges in April suggesting RBA needs to keep lifting interest rates. Plus, Senior Economist of REA Group Eleanor Creagh joins the show to discuss the national home price rise for the third consecutive month.
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The RBA review has finally landed! Australia's most senior chief economist; Bill Evans goes through the details and former RBA Economist Peter Tulip reveals whether Governor Phil Lowe can keep his job when his term expires in September.
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AGL prepares to close down Liddell power station, government announces a new national EV policy, construction on one of the largest wind farms in Australia begins. Plus, Absolut Vodka does a rapid U-turn on exporting Vodka to Russia.
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Australia is facing a consumer recession, Deloitte's Stephen Smith explains why the RBA should have stopped hiking rates last year. Plus, government sets its eyes on capital gains tax reform and Salesforce faces an office space dilemma.
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AGL prepares to shut down Liddell coal power station, Treasurer to release RBA review soon, auction clearance rates maintain momentum. Plus, Wagner group calls for peace in Sudan as fighting threatens it's gold operations.
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Recession fears see gold price approach record high and major export port at Port Hedland reopens after cyclone Ilsa. Plus, Veolia CEO Estele Brachlianoff says Australia is years behind the rest of the world in shifting from carbon intensive industries.
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Unemployment rate stays steady at 3.5% as 53,000 jobs are created in March, CEO's prepare to rough it for charity and ASIC hunts down the ASX Wolf.
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The IMF gives the grim forecast that the world could tip into recession, Binance hands back its derivatives licence, rents surge almost 22%. Plus, Cyclone Ilsa causes iron stocks to surge as investors worry about future supply.
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Consumer confidence rebounds after the RBA holds rates, China promises to review its 80% tariff on Australian barley and why Russia holds the key to inflation and possible recession in Western economies as OPEC+ cuts oil production.
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The RBA says the number of Australia's poorest borrowers in mortgage stress has doubled since last year. Liberty Steele is set to install a new electric arc furnace to its Whyalla site. Plus, former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro gets caught up in a jewellery scandal.
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Viva Energy buys OTR group for $1.15 billion, RBA Governor Philip Lowe believes inflation will return to the 2-3% range. Plus, Daniel Hynes on OPEC's decision to reduce oil production and its impact on inflation.
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The RBA pauses cash rate on 3.6% after ten consecutive hikes, Gareth Aird on the RBA board's decision. Plus, ACCC delays Suncorp takeover by the ANZ bank.
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Australia to avoid a gas shortfall this winter, an independent review on the RBA handed to the Treasurer, national clearance rate falls to 6.2%. Plus, Warren Hogan on a possible pause in rate hikes by the RBA.
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The Prime Minister visits Tritium factory in Brisbane, RBA review set to recommend major changes, there are a high number of auctions scheduled. Plus, a look at the most viewed properties going to auction.
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Industry groups warn that recession is on the way if the wages are lifted 7%, AI Group's Innes Willox explains why. Plus, calls that superfunds aren't funding innovation and the construction industry falls behind in adopting new technology.
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Is the war against inflation over? As monthly inflation slows, Deutsche's Chief Economist reveals whether the RBA will pause rate hikes next week. Plus, ASIC launches an investigation into the ASX.
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Takeover bids send United Malt and Liontown shares soaring, warnings that retail sales are dropping to recession levels. Plus, regulators reiterate that the local banking sector is safe.
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The independent RBA review is due to the Treasurer this week, Independent Economist Warren Hogan reveals what changes are likely to be made. Plus, traders worry Deutsche Bank is the next bank to fall and Twitter's value plummets.
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Small businesses under pressure with rising costs, banking crisis creates buying opportunities and crypto fugitive Do Kwon arrested in Montenegro.
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As the U.S. Fed lifts rates to 5%, fixed interest specialist Stephen Miller reveals how much further the RBA will have to lift rates. Brickworks' Lindsay Partridge on the firm posting a record half-year profit and Virgin Orbit suffers.
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TheUS Fed prepares to lift the funds target rate to 5%, Independent Economist Warren Hogan explains why the RBA will have to keep up. Plus, local banks keep a close eye on the situation overseas and one meme-stock rockets to the moon.
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Markets calm as the banking contagion seems to be contained, Forager Funds' Steve Johnson reveals the risks Australian banks face. Plus, ACCI CEO Andrew McKellar on businesses becoming pessimistic and JP Morgan buys a bag of rocks.
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Contagion fears grow as UBS is forced to buy out Credit Suisse, stock market veteran Anton Tagliaferro explains why there's more chaos to come. Plus, government eyes to change gig worker laws and the auction clearance rates surge.
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Westpac forecasts RBA to pause in April, global banking sector under pressure, central banks shore up struggling lenders. Plus, Eleanor Creagh joins the show to discuss the condition of the rental market.
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Bank of England in crisis talks on Credit Sussie, unemployment rate falls, Myer enjoys record first half sales, OpenAI launches ChatGPT successor GPT-4.
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Electricity prices are set to surge up to 30%, Business NSW Executive Director David Harding explains the impact. Plus, RBC Chief Economist on markets pricing in no rate hikes and OpenAI launches a successor to ChatGPT.
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Former SVB Senior Executive Larry Lopez reveals what went wrong with the bank. Plus, NAB's Chief Economist on why business conditions are so strong despite consumer confidence plummeting and the King of Convenience Stores passes away.
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As the Silicon Valley Bank collapses, insolvency expert Jason Preston reveals whether more bankruptcies are on the horizon. Plus, traders bet on a rate pause in April, Aramco's record profits and auction clearance rates maintain momentum.
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The Aussie share market plunges to an 8-week low while French businesses seek local partnerships. Plus, fund manager Matt Kidman joins the show to wrap up the highs and lows of the reporting season.
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The fight for fully franked dividends begins, Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor explains why the Government's changes will be detrimental. Plus, Kathmandu's CEO on sustainability and Adidas cuts its dividend for the first time in 30 years.
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RBA's Phil Lowe hints at hitting the pause button on rates, Grattan Institute's CEO Danielle Wood explains why rates are our best weapon against inflation. Plus, Bain & Co's James Viles on private equity.
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RBA lifts rates to the highest level since July 2012, full analysis from former RBA director Warwick McKibbin and Westpac's Matthew Hassan. Plus, breaking down the government's latest dividend tax changes.
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New research shows State governments are adding to inflation, Moody's John Manning explains why. Plus, the RBA is set to raise rates for the 10th straight time, clearance rates maintain momentum and Hong Kong offers free plane tickets.
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As retail sales stabilise, the CEO's of Harvey Norman and Kogan.com detail the future of the sector. PLUS, Woodside's CEO on profit surging 228% and industry heavyweights react to the government's changes to superannuation.
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The Government launches a review into Australia Post's loss-making letter business, Aus Post CEO Paul Graham reveals the futures of the business. Plus, pollies generous super scheme gets called out and the RBA looks into a digital dollar.
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GDP misses forecasts and stuns economists, Westpac's Chief Economist explains why. Plus, farmers oppose super reforms, BNPL sector faces heavier regulation and a surprising company tops the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
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Government confirms it will limit tax concessions for super balances above $3M, SMSF CEO Peter Burgess joins the program. Plus, we take the pulse of the retail sector with the CEO's of Harvey Norman and Kogan.com.
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Appen's new CEO Armughan Ahmad explains the difficulties the AI innovator is facing as it reports a $239.1m loss. Plus, Woodside's CEO on the global energy crisis, cash rate forecast to hit 4.25% and clearance rates continue to climb.
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As reporting seasons slowly winds up, eToro's Josh Gilbert goes through the good and the bad. Plus, the Opposition label the government's super reforms as a dressed up death tax and the auction market heats up on the last weekend of summer.
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Qantas profit takes off but shares bomb, CEO Alan Joyce defends high ticket prices. Plus, Medibank's CEO David Koczkar reveals how the company recovered after last year's data breach and a former MoviePass exec arrested for embezzling funds.
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Scentre Group's profit slips 66% but revenue and dividend lift, CEO Elliott Rusanow explains why. Plus, HSBC's Chief Economist on the RBNZ lifting rates and Brookfield launches another takeover attempt of Origin Energy.
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Stockland's profit slips 64.5%, CEO Tarun Gupta explains how wet weather and rising interest rates are pulling the company down. Plus, BHP's CEO Mike Henry on the miners’ profit falling 32% and the superannuation industry welcomes Treasurer's review.
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Bluescope profits dip as the global markets soften, CEO Mark Vassella explains the difficulties the firm is facing. Plus, clearance rates finally lift after a summer holiday hang over and the SEC charges an unstable stablecoin founder.
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QBE earnings beat expectations, RBA Governor faces economic committee, COVID vaccines saved the economy $181 billion. Plus, Anne Flaherty joins the show to discuss the auction market in February.
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The ASX learns from it's mistakes with the CHESS replacement project, ASX CEO Helen Lofthouse details the future of the exchange. Plus, Telstra CEO Vicki Brady on why phone plans are costing more and RBC chief economist on unemployment data.
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The team covers the hottest profit results including CBA, Wesfarmers and Fortescue Metals. Plus, analysis of RBA Governor Philip Lowe's Senate appearance with Westpac's Matthew Hassan and signs that U.S. inflation is becoming more sticky.
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NAB forecasts the cash rate to peak at 4.1%, its Chief Economist Alan Oster weighs in as consumer confidence collapses. Plus, Blockchain Australia's Chairman on U.S. regulators banning Binance's stablecoin.
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Carsales.com net profit rockets into space up 458%, CEO Cameron McIntyre reveals how the result was achieved. Plus, auction clearance rates start to pick up again and the RBA Governor gives traders a private briefing.
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REA Group CEO Owen Wilson reveals how his company stayed resilient despite falling listings. Plus, CBA's Gareth Aird explains why he expects two rate cuts by the end of the year and SpaceX ticks off a new world record.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can’t afford to miss.
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Suncorp's CEO Steve Johnston joins the program as the company sells off it's banking arm, ACCI CEO on how businesses are bracing for rate rises. Plus, PEXA chief economist on the fixed-rate loan cliff and Zoom sacks 15% of it's workers.
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Rates rise for the ninth consecutive time, ANZ's Chief Economist Richard Yetsenga reveals when rate hikes will end. Plus, more interest rates analysis from St Georges' Besa Deda and Ratecity's Sally Tindall explains the hip-pocket impact.
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Nick Scali shares are smashed despite the retailer reporting a 70% jump in profit, CEO Anthony Scali joins the program to discuss, money markets bet on a 0.25BPS rise tomorrow. Plus, housing market tightens as rental property demand surges.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can’t afford to miss.
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U.S. Fed pivots setting off a market rally, prolific economist Chris Richardson explains why. CBA's Retail Banking Chief reveals the latest weapon against scammers and J.P. Morgan's Market Strategist reveals the biggest risk to the economy.
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Investment by business is at a 30 year low, BCA's economist Stephen Walters joins the program. Plus, energy companies sell off carbon-heavy assets and bet big on the green transition and RBA says inflation has peaked.
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Retail sales collapse in December, Deutsche Bank's Phil O'Donaghoe reveals when the RBA will stop lifting rates. Plus, Flight Centre's CEO Graham Turner on his $211m UK acquisition and China's Uni ban ramps up pressure on the rental market.
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Wages are starting to catch up with inflation - Employment Hero's CEO Ben Thompson explains why, interest rates are back in the spotlight. Plus, war of words between Adani and Hindenburg and Australia's fastest growing beer brand.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can’t afford to miss.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can’t afford to miss.
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As inflation hits a 32-year high, Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor reveals how he would fight the inflation battle. Plus, RBA may be forced to re-pivot, short-sellers target Adani and Justin Bieber signs a record $281M deal.
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As Shell reverses a gas sale freeze, Wood Mackenzie's energy analyst Daniel Toleman reveals the east coast market is structurally short of gas. Plus, Aussie tech firm innovates the hospitality industry and King Charles sues Twitter.
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Queensland tops CBA's State of States for the first time, CommSec's Craig James reveals why. Plus, the Aussie tech firm that's hiring workers while tech giants lay workers off and has Netflix cursed the next generation of tennis superstars?
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As the ASX200 hits a nine-month-high, eToro's Josh Gilbert breaks down all the biggest market news. Plus, gas producers warn the price cap threatens international investment and Pizza Hut attempts to make the world's largest pizza.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can’t afford to miss.
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Tritium signs a record deal with BP for EV fast chargers, Tritium CEO Jane Hunter discusses the deal. Plus, shipping rates forecast to fall 20 per cent this year, Freight & Trade Alliance's Paul Zalai reveals if the supply chain crisis is over.
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Recession risks are front and centre of traders' minds, Morningstar's Peter Warnes reviews the market outlook. Plus forex analysis from OFX's Matt Richardson and overseas arrivals hit the highest level since the pandemic.
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Business Now returns and tackles the biggest economic question of the new year: Will we face a recession? Westpac's Matt Hassan reveals his forecasts. Plus, businesses struggle with rising costs and the rental market crisis worsens.
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ETF's ride the wave of market volatility, Betashares CEO Alex Vynokur reveals where investors are putting their cash. Plus, Bank of England lifts rates, vendors ramp up auctions before Xmas and Elon Musk bans tech journalists from Twitter.
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Unemployment figures surprise as 64,000 jobs are added to the economy, ANZ's Catherine Birch joins the program. Plus, NZ GDP data, Finder's crypto wallet gets shut down and rumours swirl as markets soar minutes before key data is released.
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Former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried is denied bail, as the new CEO tells congress the exchange engaged in "old fashioned embezzlement". Plus rising costs and materials shortages are pushing the construction industry to breaking point.
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ASIC sues 11 current and former Star Casino executives, ASIC's Deputy Chair Sarah Court joins the program. Plus, police arrest Sam Bankman-Fried, the first plant-based protein factory in Australia opens and Elon Musk gets booed.
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Gas traders label the government's price cap as 'Marxist', Credit Suisse's Saul Kavonic reveals how it'll impact the market. PLUS, household savings drop to pre-pandemic levels, clearance rates dip and 39 years since the dollar was floated.
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The future of work is on the verge of an Artificial Intelligence revolution, a preview of this weekend’s top auctions, national cabinet agrees on price caps. Plus, AMP’s Shane Oliver joins the show.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can't afford to miss.
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GDP grows slower than expected, independent economist Chris Richardson explains the state of our economy. Plus, Andrew Forrest's Tattarang buys Australia's biggest renewable energy generator.
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Comprehensive analysis of the RBA's rate hike with commentary from St George's Chief Economist Besa Deda, GSFM's Stephen Miller and Ratecity's Sally Tindall. Plus, ACCC says airlines aren't price gouging and trade figures slow down.
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A looming pallet shortage threatens to derail supply chains, freight expert Paul Zalai weighs in on the issue. Plus, RBA rates preview, weekend property results wrap up and a nickel mine in WA shuts down after a fire.
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The Government's industrial relations laws pass through Parliament, China considers easing it's zero COVID policy, gold miners soar off the back of higher commodity prices and Elon Musk launches his latest electric vehicle.
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U.S. Fed Chair Jerome Powell hints that supersized rate rises are coming to an end, CBA's Martin Whetton reveals what it means for Australians. Plus, energy expert Graeme Bethune on why a gas price cap will not fix the energy crisis.
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Inflation slowing down shows the first signs that the cost of living crisis may be coming to an end. Plus, AUSTRAC sues Star Casino, protests in China spread beyond Shanghai and Uber launches a car sharing platform.
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The Government considers financial assistance to combat energy price hikes, shares in retailer City Chic collapses by 50% in three days and MyGov crashes as people rush to get a director ID number ahead of the Tax Office's deadline.
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With the government's IR bill set to pass, ACCI's CEO Andrew McKellar reveals why businesses aren't giving up the fight. Plus, RBA Governor apologies for the infamous forecast that rates won't rise until 2024 and retail sales slow down.
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Black Friday sales in focus, but what about the impact? Will it boost inflation and force interest rates higher? Shopify joins the program to discuss. Plus, Energy Shift, Origin Energy CEO Frank Calabria joins the program to discuss the move to renewables.
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Business groups negotiate with the Government on IR reforms, AI Group's Innes Willox reveals how those discussions are going. Plus, insights into the RBA review, Moody's positive outlook on the property market and Covid chaos in China.
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The RBA governor's comments on wage growth result in a fiery response from the government, RBNZ lifts rates by 0.75BPS to 4.25%. Plus, corporate boards face greater legal onus to call out poor executive behaviour.
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As buy now pay later platforms face tightening regulation, Zip's co-founder Peter Gray joins the program. Plus, NSW Productivity Commissioner on emerging tech, Star Casino cops a first strike, and more electricity price shocks to come.
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With more Medibank data being released, customers are asking, who do I sue? The proposed IR changes leaves small businesses behind, plus, Qatar's dramatic U-turn on Budweiser beer puts pressure on other sponsors.
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Edward Boyd speaks with Morningstar mining analyst Jon Mills on BHP's revised $9.6 billion bid for OZ Minerals. Plus, Uber teams up with the Red Cross for a donation drive, Richard Wood from the Red Cross joins the program to discuss.
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The ASX ditches it's $250M blockchain program, Webjet shares soar as the company turns a profit and a pharma chairman with questionable TikTok's stands down. PLUS unemployment data surprises economists, analysis with DB's chief economist.
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Medibank executives face a fiery AGM following the worst data breach in history, class action lawyer Andrew Watson reveals whether victims will ever get proper compensation, plus, IMF's Australian division chief joins the program.
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A tug of war between unions and the nation's biggest tug boat company is threatening a nation-wide port shut down, Freight & Trade Alliance's Paul Zalai joins the program. Plus FTX's collapse impacts up to 30,000 Aussie investors.
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The Aussie dollar surges as traders flock to it, Westpac's Senior Currency Strategist explains why. Plus, submissions for the RBA review close, cyber attacks against critical infrastructure increases and FTX's bankruptcy woes deepen.
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Emanuel Datt founder of Datt Capital breaks down the backlash Perpetual faces over the Pendal takeover. Plus, the sharemarket soars after U.S. data shows easing U.S. inflation, Steve Johnson of Forager Funds walks us through what it all means for your portfolio, has inflation peaked?
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Medibank's conversation with the ransom gang that hacked it are revealed, Origin Energy shares soar after it agrees to an $18B takeover and markets barely react as the Republicans do not achieve a clean sweep of the US Congress and Senate.
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Medibank hackers release sensitive personal data; cyber security expert Nigel Phair explains what worried customers should do, plus, what impact will the Midterms have on markets and crypto plummets as one exchange almost goes bust.
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Assistant Treasurer joins Ross to discuss whether superannuation should be capped, Medibank has asked its customers to be vigilant as hackers threaten to release data, plus, ANZ- Suncorp takeover could hamper the competition in the market.
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Medibank decides to not pay any ransom to the hackers, Westpac CEO Peter King joins Ross as the bank's profit dips by 1 per cent, successful property auction rate rises across Australia, plus, used car prices slump 9 per cent in a week.
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Ross Greenwood dives under the hood of the Bank of England’s 75 basis point interest rate hike. Plus, Westpac’s Matthew Hassan talks local RBA rate hikes, what does the future hold for rate increases?
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J.Pow leads the charge against inflation, lifting the U.S. fund target rate to 4.00%, GSFM's Stephen Miller reveals how we will be affected. PLUS, AUSTRAC takes on online betting companies and the ATO rakes in $11B more in corporate taxes.
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As building approvals fall 5.8%, Master Builders CEO Denita Wawn gives an update on the state of the industry, NZ suffers its first property value drop in 11 years, plus, rare earth exports to China greenlit and Disneyland locked down.
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The Reserve Bank lifts rates by 0.25BPS to 2.85%, HSBC's Paul Bloxham forecasts when rates will stop going up, plus , Ratecity's Sally Tindall on how to get the best deal and Treasurer Chalmers rejects a U.S. style super profits tax.
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Energy Users Association's Andrew Richards joins the program as electricity and gas prices soar and businesses lose their competitiveness, plus, Economist Warren Hogan on tomorrow's RBA meeting and REA's Anne Flaherty on clearance rates.
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Betashares Chief Economist David Bassanese gives his thoughts on what the RBA will do at next week’s meeting. Plus, Industry Minister Ed Husic discusses potential changes to gas exporting, will the government honour overseas gas contracts?
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ANZ: Households prepared for tough times. Meta shares sink after ad sales slowdown. Plus, hear from Australian Retailers Association CEO Paul Zahra.
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Inflation hits 7.3%, the highest level in 32 years, CEDA Chief Economist Jarrod Ball analyses the data, plus, budget reaction from Deloitte's Stephen Smith, Medibank's hack woes worsen and Adidas ends its partnership with Kanye West.
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Medibank's CEO David Koczkar joins the program and reveals how the hacker got into the health insurer's system. Plus, Australia's leading business groups weigh in on what they want to see from the Labour government's first budget.
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As Gina Rinehart's Hancock Prospecting pulls a $15 million sponsorship, the question arises why would companies take the risk? Plus, the Government prepares to hand down its first Federal Budget and auction clearance rates slightly lift.
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Ingrid Willinge speaks to Gareth Aird the head of Australian economics at Commonwealth Bank, how high will inflation go? Plus, Angus Moore, REA Group economist gives us a spring property update.
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Unemployment stays flat in September at 3.5%, Barrenjoey's Jo Masters breaks down the numbers. Plus Rex Airlines deputy chairman John Sharp accuses bigger airlines of price gouging and cyber attacks continue to plague Australian businesses.
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Droneshield's CEO Oleg Vornik joins the program as his company gets endorsed by the U.S. Defence Department and Russia begins using Iranian suicide drones, plus, Netflix beats expectations and cost of living protests erupt across Europe.
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Flooding continues to devastate communities, Suncorp CEO Steve Johnston reveals the insurer has received over 1000 claims, plus, analysis from HSBC's Chief Economist Paul Bloxham as the Reserve Bank defends it's latest rate hike.
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Farmers enjoy bumper crops, Rabobank's agriculture analyst Dennis Voznesenski goes through the numbers. Plus Star Casino cops a $100M fine, business conditions lifts but inflation remains stubbornly high and rental growth jumps 4.3%.
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Ross Greenwood speaks with Optus CEO Kelly Bayer Rosmarin about the latest news on the data breach, why don’t hacked Optus customers need new passports?
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Qantas shares take off after it announces it's back in black, business defaults are increasing and a weaker Australian dollar props up mining companies as commodity prices fall. Plus Baz Luhrmann reveals his secrets to creativity.
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Uber's CEO Dara Khosrowshahi joins the program to lay out the ride-share company's plans for the future. PLUS, Bank of Queensland's CEO George Frazis discusses BOQ's results and Singapore Airlines changes a controversial employee policy.
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Alinta Energy's CEO Jeff Dimery joins the program and warns electricity prices will jump 35 per cent, plus, as the Australian dollar plummets to a two and a half year low, OFX's Matt Richardson reveals what pressures the AUD is facing.
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Reintroduction of fuel excise by the government increases fuel prices by 25 cents. The disruption in the foreign supply chain has caused a boom in the US manufacturing industry, plus, guests Warren Hogan, Eleanor Creagh and Jeff Wilson.
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Josh Gilbert from eToro breaks down the recent market movements and his thoughts on the likelihood of an Aussie recession. Plus, David Bassanese from Betashares discusses the findings of the RBA financial stability review.
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Former RBA Governor Bernie Fraser calls on the government to scrap Stage 3 tax cuts, Tax Professor Robert Deutsch also weighs in. PLUS, Star Entertainment found unsuitable to hold a licence, OPEC cuts oil production and Optus scammer caught
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The ASX has another stellar day as short sellers run for cover, investment advisor Adam Dawes checks in with the program. PLUS, RBNZ lifts rates, new electric car sales surge and Elon Musk does a U-turn on his Twitter bid.
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RBA lifts the cash rate to 2.60%. Ross Greenwood asks the Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor whether Australia is heading for a recession. Also, as NAB and Westpac lift rates, Ratecity's Sally Tindall reveals how to get the best deal.
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Fears of a global recession grow as the U.K. currency crisis deepens, NAB's Gerard Burg weighs in. Plus oil price analysis by CBA's Vivek Dhar, house prices continue to fall and a coup puts an ASX-listed gold miner on notice.
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The programme dives into theAFP launching an investigation into the OPTUS data breach. Plus, Queensland Premier Anastacia Palaszczuk scrapping her controversial land tax proposal.
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AGL's Interim CEO Damien Nicks discusses plans to shut down coal power stations by 2030 and Premier Investments CEO Richard Murray goes through his firm's $285M profit. Plus currency chaos as the Bank of England starts buying bonds.
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The leaked Optus database brings ups questions of how security checks are verified, digital security expert Stephen Wilson joins the program. Plus, latest retail figures analysis and Bombardier CEO on the private jet firm expanding.
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Optus hacker leaks the details of 10,000 customers then deletes the entire database - analysis with cyber security expert Alastair MacGibbon. Plus consumer confidence lifts to a four month high and innovation in Australian businesses falls
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The Government flags changing dividend tax rules, chairman of Wilson Asset Management Geoff Wilson successfully fought Labor's previous franking credit changes, he joins the program. PLUS sharemarkets hammered and weekend auction report.
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Kace Capital Managing Partner Kenny Polcari joins the program to talk global interest rate hikes, giving us his investment tips. Plus, this week’s auction preview with Angus Moore from REA Group.
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U.S. Fed lifts rates to 3.25%, market reaction with CMC's chief analyst Michael Hewson. PLUS, New Hope's CEO joins the program as the coal miner records record profit and cyber security chaos as Optus suffers a massive data breach.
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RBA's bond portfolio losses start to bite, CBA's head of fixed income and FX strategy Martin Whetton goes through the numbers. PLUS, the future of shopping and one tech company's strange approach to slashing 11% of its workforce.
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Fortescue's Andrew Forrest joins the program to discuss the miners transition to net zero. PLUS, Tamboran buys Origin's Beetaloo Basin gas prospects for $60M and Stockland's CEO Tarun Gupta discusses the outlook for retail.
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Steve Johnson CIO of Forager joins the program to give his take on the economic outlook. Plus, Eleanor Creagh senior economist, REA group gives her view on property given rising rates.
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Unemployment rises for the first time in 10 months, HSBC's Economist Paul Bloxham explains. PLUS small business loan defaults expected to peak in October and the radical method one Lebanese depositor has taken to access her life savings.
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Hotter U.S. inflation numbers trigger a global sell off, Investsmart Chief Market Strategist Evan Lucas joins the program. PLUS Saxo Market's Steen Jakobsen on recession risks and CreditorWatch's Anneke Thompson on businesses going bust.
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Star Entertainment Group is found unsuitable to hold its Sydney casino licence, Business Reporter Edward Boyd covers the latest development. Plus British sharemarkets rally to two week highs and consumer sentiment recovers.
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Westpac joins the other big banks in lifting rates, Opal Capital Management Principal Omkar Joshi joins the program. Plus GDP analysis with economist Warren Hogan and auction results with REA's Anne Flaherty.
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RBA Governor Philip Lowe flags interest rates will rise at a slower pace, AMP's senior economist Diana Mousina joins the program. PLUS, what will the government's climate bill mean for business and Bitcoin pain for El Salvador.
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As GDP lifts to 3.5%, CBA's head of Australian economics Gareth Aird joins the program. Plus why farmers are in a good position to capitalise on global food supply shortages and Elon Musk begins his legal battle with Twitter.
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As the RBA lifts interest rates to 2.35%, ANZ's David Plank, GSFM's Stephen Miller and RateCity's Sally Tindall join the program to discuss when rate rises will ease and what impact they'll have on mortgagees. Plus Porsche says bye to VW.
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ACCC Chair Gina-Cass Gottlieb discusses the watchdog's efforts to stop petrol price gouging. Plus, interest rate preview with economist Warren Hogan and share market insights with ETF strategist Julia Lee.
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AMP dealt a blow losing management rights to one of its key retail trusts. Plus, CBA cuts its owner-occupier variable rate for new customers to 10 basis points.
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Reporter Edward Boyd heads to the jobs summit and speaks with Visy Executive Chairman Anthony Pratt and COSBOA CEO Alexi Boyd. Plus Westpac's Currency Analyst explains why the AUD is struggling and another ship blocks the Suez Canal.
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Profit reporting season wrap up with Tribeca Fund Manager Jun Bei Liu, jobs summit preview with Woodside CEO Meg O'Neil and de-carbonising construction with Infrastructure Partnerships Australia CEO Adrian Dwyer.
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Fortescue's Chairman Andrew Forrest and CEO Elizabeth Gaines join the program to discuss the future of the iron ore miner and its efforts to decarbonise. Plus the ASX plunges off the back of the U.S. Fed warning more pain is to come.
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Costa Group CEO, Sean Hallahan requests the government opens new trade routes to Japan for its excess supply of avocados. Plus, Wesfarmers CEO Robb Scott talk the skills crisis before attending next weeks jobs and skills summit in Canberra.
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The biggest day of this year's profit season arrives - Qantas CEO Alan Joyce, Woolworths CEO Brad Banducci and Judo Bank CEO Joseph Healy all join the program to discuss the future of their companies and the economy.
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Earnings wrap up as Coles, Dominos, Tabcorp, Wisetech, and Seven Group report profits. Plus, Productivity Commissioner Dr Stephen King on Australia's lagging digital economy and Unilever's CEO Nicky Sparshott on maintaining market share.
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Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor reveals why the coalition refused an invitation to the Jobs Summit. Plus Scentre Group's outgoing and incoming CEO join the program, more pain for Star Casino and Kogan posts it's first lost since listing.
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Health insurer NIB records it's best performance in seven years, it's CEO Mark Fitzgibbon joins the program. Plus, AMPOL CEO Matt Halliday on petrol prices, Economist Eleanor Creagh on clearance rates and China surprises with a rate cut.
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BHP CEO Mike Henry joins the program to discuss the company's $22b profit, relations with China, plus, the future of coal.
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Inghams CEO joins the program to discuss the business' earnings. Plus, wrapping up profit results from AGL, Latitude and TPG.
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ASX CEO Helen Lofthouse discusses the exchanges troubled blockchain upgrade, funds manager Catherine Allfrey gives market insights and Origin CEO Frank Calabria on why there won't be a gas shortfall. PLUS, TWE gets help from Snoop Dogg.
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Annual wages growth is at the fastest rate in eight years, KPMG Senior Economist Sarah Hunter goes through the data. PLUS Corporate Travel Management's CEO on the return to travel post-covid and the PM on China's threat of trade sanctions.
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JB Hi-Fi's CEO Terry Smart discusses the retailer's $544 million profit and independent economist Warren Hogan previews labour force data. PLUS, auction market insights from REA's Paul Ryan and India's "Warren Buffet" passes away.
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Ed Boyd breaks down the latest from earnings season, including IAG’s profit result. Plus, ResMed CEO Mick Farrell discusses its earnings, the businesses net income increasing 65% to $1.01 billion.
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Telstra's CEO Andy Penn joins the program as the firm reports a profit of $1.8 billion and an increase to the final dividend for the first time in seven years. PLUS, sharemarket analysis from Stephen Miller and pain for Dominos in Italy.
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CBA's Matt Comyn speaks to Ross Greenwood, as the Banks reports a massive $9.6 billion cash profit. Plus, Portfolio Manager Jun Bei Liu on company results, the race for "future facing" metals in Greenland and Coinbase posts a massive loss.
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REA Group's CEO Owen Wilson gives insight into how the listing site is dealing with falling house prices, Coronado's CEO Gerry Spindler tells us the future of coal in a net-zero world. Plus Westpac Chief Economist and meme stocks return!
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Ross Greenwood speaks to Suncorp's CEO Steve Johnston to find out about the future of the insurer. PLUS market analysis of OZ Minerals rejecting BHP's $8.4B takeover bid and economic insights with independent economist Warren Hogan.
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Ed Boyd talks inflation with Dr Brendan Rynne of KPMG as the BoE raises interest rates by 50bps. Plus, Eleanor Creagh breaks down the impact of rate rises on the housing market.
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Banks raise mortgage rates as the battle turns to savings accounts. AND, the Prime Minister says the climate wars are over, but are businesses that rely on 24/7 cheap electricity the collateral damage?
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Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taiwan throws share markets into a spin, plus productivity growth in Australia hits a 60-year low and AMTD continues it's rampage on the New York Stock Exchange.
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As the RBA lifts rates, Ross Greenwood speaks to NAB's Senior Economist Gareth Spence and Ratecity's Sally Tindal. Plus reaction to Appen shares bombing out 27% and the tech company that has seen it's shares rocket over 4000%!
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Gas companies on notice as the shortage forces the federal government to consider pulling the gas trigger, the Reserve Bank is expected to lift interest rates again despite record inflation, plus, figures show property prices are dropping.
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US markets rally despite the US economy entering a technical recession in the second quarter. Plus, with economic storm clouds are brewing, Jim Chalmers tells the program what keeps him up at night.
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A full analysis with renowned economist Dr Chris Richardson. Plus, fast-food companies are now testing their customers’ loyalty and their pockets.
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As inflation rates surges to a 21-year high, the ABS' head of Price Statistics gives us an insight into the data, PLUS economic reactions from HSBC's Paul Bloxham and Morningstar's Johannes Faul.
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Inflation data preview with independent economist Warren Hogan, subcontractors criticise ABCC changes, PLUS, Elon Musk responds to allegations he had an affair with his best friends wife.
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Brickworks launches a new property trust with Goodman Group, the CFO of Brickworks, Robert Bakewell joins the program. Plus, the ATO reveals which industries are the most likely to have dodged tax.
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Russia recommences gas shipments but has Europe become too reliant on cheap Russian gas? Plus, Ross speaks to the Property Councils NSW Executive Director.
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Peter Tulip and Warren Hogan weigh in on the announcement of an independent review into the RBA, plus, Ross speaks with the CEO of animation studio, Animal Logic about a new Netflix deal.
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Djerriwarrh Investments records a $44.5 million full year profit, Morningstar analyst Nathan Zaia weighs in on the ANZ-Suncorp bank takeover, PLUS, a Russian gas supplier blames an "Act of God" for cutting supply.
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China’s economy shrinks by 2.6% for the June quarter amid COVID lockdowns, Ross’ crosses live to China to breakdown what it all means. Plus, respected economist Phil O’Donoghue, explains why he thinks the RBA will lift rates by 75bps at its August meeting.
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As unemployment drops to the lowest level in 48 years, Ross Greenwood speaks with Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry's CEO Andrew McKellar and KPMG economist Sarah Hunter, PLUS, ASIC shuts down a CFD broker spruiked by a well-known cricketer.
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Ross Greenwood discusses wages and the upcoming jobs summit with Treasurer Jim Chalmers, New Zealand's Reserve Bank lifts their cash rate to 2.5% and how one Aussie firm is disrupting the nefarious use of drones.
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Foot and mouth disease poses a threat to the farming and agriculture industry, the 'buy now, pay later' sector has taken a beating on the share market, plus, Telstra has finalised a plan to create around 2,000 jobs by bringing its call centres back to Australia.
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The Prime Minister outlines his plan for Australian jobs, announcing the jobs summit ahead of the government's first federal budget. Plus, Twitter assembles a legal team to commence proceedings following Elon Musk's takeover snub.
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers says the next Federal budget will include wellbeing measures; an expert breaks down what it all means. Plus, Inflation is expected to peak at 7% in Australia, Ed will compare Australia with other advanced economies.
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Blackstone announces a new executive line-up following Crown Resorts' Chief, Steve McCann's departure. Meanwhile, Forbes announces the world's youngest female self-made billionaire.
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The Commonwealth Bank becomes the first of the 'Big 4' to pass on the interest rate rises, meanwhile, Ross Greenwood is joined by independent economist, Warren Hogan to discuss Australia's roadmap out of spiralling inflation.
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The Reserve Bank as forecast raised the cash rate by 0.5 of a percent, one of Australia’s best regarded economists Dr Chris Richardson joins the program.
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As the flooding continues across the outer suburbs of Sydney around 1,500 insurance claims have already been lodged. The reserve bank is widely expected to lift interest rates – economist Sarah Hunter shares her predictions AND Commonwealth bank doubles the size of their Cyber Security team.
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Market woes, Jun Bei Liu from Tribeca Investment Partners breaks down the terrible start to equities in the new financial year. Is insolvency on the rise, as interest rates rise? Ed talks to McGrathNicol to give us their thoughts.
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Australia's electricity operator predicts a coal free system within twenty years, but will that make the grid more stable and less expensive? It's the end of the financial year, Ross Greenwood shares with us the best and worst of the sharemarket performers over the past twelve months, PLUS the US and Europe say a recession would be preferable to high inflation.
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Retail statistics show customers are willing to foot the bill on inflationary price hikes, plus, Star Entertainment Group appoints a new CEO following the sudden resignation of Matt Bekier.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can't afford to miss.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can't afford to miss.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can't afford to miss.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can't afford to miss.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can't afford to miss.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can't afford to miss.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can't afford to miss.
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As the market closes, Edward Boyd brings you breaking business news you can’t afford to miss.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can't afford to miss.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can't afford to miss.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can't afford to miss.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can't afford to miss.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can't afford to miss.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can't afford to miss.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can't afford to miss.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can't afford to miss.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can't afford to miss.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can't afford to miss.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can't afford to miss.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can't afford to miss.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can't afford to miss.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can't afford to miss.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can't afford to miss.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can't afford to miss.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can't afford to miss.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can't afford to miss.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can't afford to miss.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can't afford to miss.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can't afford to miss.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can't afford to miss.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can't afford to miss.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can't afford to miss.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can't afford to miss.
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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can't afford to miss.
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