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We discuss the great news that the Government is now to inquire into Australia Post, a response to our relentless work to get their branch network to become a growth engine for Australia. While the details are not yet out, we know this will run for several months, and include a number of regional hearings. …

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This week is a big one, with the RBA decision, US mid-terms, risks of an escalating conflict in the middle east and higher oil prices, and the ongoing property price falls, so property insider Edwin Almeida and I pull this apart in our latest Rant. How long will prices fall, and how deep will those …

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Today we look at the latest evidence supporting the case for significant further home prices falls, from auction clearance rates, bank mortgage lending, and household financial pressure from our surveys. Not surprise then to see listing rising, sales volumes falling and more auctions being pulled. This will impact banks, households and teh broader economy. No …

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This is our weekly market digest where we start in the US, cross to Europe and Asia and end in Australia, covering commodities and crypto along the way. And thanks to those who commented they appreciated these shows, they may take effort to make, but for me they remain the anchor of our analysis. It …

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In this show we will look at the latest evidence provided to Parliament via the Senate Economics Reference Committee which heard from the RBA among others this past week. Of course the scene is now set on the path to even higher interest rates, with markets holding on to an 80% probability of a rate …

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