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Brisbane Lord Mayor slams Albo’s immigration ponzi

April 19, 2024 - 10:00 -- Admin

The freshly re-elected Lord Mayor of Brisbane Adrian Schrinner has taken aim at the record net permanent and long-term arrivals figures released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) on Tuesday. This data showed that Australia recorded the strongest monthly (105,500), quarterly (172,400), and annual (498,300) net permanent and long-term arrivals on record. Adrian Schrinner

Stocks only go down!

April 19, 2024 - 09:30 -- Admin

The Market Ear on the new trend. That’s new April MTD – down moves bigger than up moves. Haven’t seen this since October 2023. Nomura NASDAQ – say hello to the 100 day NASDAQ is closing in on the 100 day moving average. 17500 is a massive short term support to watch. Note that the

Macro Morning

April 19, 2024 - 09:00 -- Admin

The USD rebounded on more hawkish Fedspeak overnight, with Wall Street still unable to put runs on the board as inflation concerns linger. European stocks moved higher on more dovish speak from the ECB which will give Asian stock markets mixed signals on the open this morning. The Australian dollar retraced back to the 64

RBA’s iron ore meltdown

April 19, 2024 - 00:10 -- Admin

The geniuses at the RBA have turned their eye to Chinese steel, and, as usual, the outcome is a disaster: Weakness in the Chinese urban residential construction sector has persisted since 2021, and has significantly reduced the sector’s demand for steel. However, overall demand for steel has remained resilient due to recent growth in infrastructure

Macro Afternoon

April 18, 2024 - 16:30 -- Admin

Asian stock markets are trying to rebound from a bad trading week so far following the escalation in conflict across the Middle East, with yet more hawkish Fedspeak overnight not helping risk sentiment . The USD remains strong against most of the undollars but had a small retracement while bond markets calmed down as well.

More YIMBY useful idiots

April 18, 2024 - 14:30 -- Admin

The Useful Idiot is up to its old tricks again today: They’re close to the city, public transport, schools and parks – and Melbourne’s leafy eastern suburbs should be shouldering the burden when it comes to new housing, according to a new report. The report, by housing advocacy group Yimby Melbourne and published on Thursday, recommends

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