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The conflict in the Middle East has caused oil prices to surge. This could lead to a cost-push inflation spiral: higher inflation --> higher wage demands --> higher inflation. Or, it could lead to demand destruction as higher fuel costs squeeze household budgets. For investors, working out ...

Correlation doesn't equal causation. But sometimes it does.

ESG investing is a complicated area with many ethical dilemmas and moral decisions to be made.

Given that superannuation is now worth approximately $3.5 trillion, it is unsurprising to see that there is a huge number of participants in the market. These companies and brands all appear to offer huge differentiations to each other, some with enormous marketing budgets to reach out to their ...

There have been several high-profile hacks recently, and share prices can plummet in response. Examples include Medibank, Optus, Latitude, and even tech darling Canva. And most of these hacks were before technology advances gifted scammers AI tools to make it harder to detect scams. ...

In macroeconomics, there is a firehose of data. Pick your bias, and you can usually find something to support it. Currently, the bulls can point to historical growth - the hard data. The bears point to surveys and expectations measurements - the soft data.

I want to bring your attention to two incorrect charts that we have shown on our website.

Chinese property is the largest asset class in the world. What happens there matters. And the raft of poor economic data emanating from China has investors looking at least a little nervous.

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Happy New financial year!

How big can artificial intelligence be in the long term? In the longer term, the sky is the limit. The best analogy is likely the introduction of the internet or the personal computer into workplaces. Artificial intelligence will allow more to be done with fewer workers in a vast array of ...

Jobs continue to defy naysayers There are a lot of signs that a recession is coming. Bankruptcies are back with a vengeance. Most of the suite of raw materials and commodities have plunged in price. Transport costs are down more than half. Credit growth is running at 20-year lows. Forward surveys ...