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A stark divide has opened up between Australia and the rest of the world. Productivity [...]
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In November, global markets boomed on the back of the Trump election, continuing into December [...]
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Leith van Onselen Tuesday 17 December 2024 Treasurer Jim Chalmers says the federal government undertook [...]
Leith van Onselen Monday 16 December 2024 Last week, ABC’s Ian Verrender published an article on the “productivity [...]
Leith van Onselen Friday 13 December 2024 Financial markets have fully priced in dual interest rate cuts [...]
The most likely reason for continued high inflation is a wage growth spiral. Sluggish wages [...]
In this investment podcast, Nucleus Wealth Chief Investment Officer, Damien Klassen, Chief Strategist David Llewellyn-Smith [...]
In “tightening cycles”, central banks usually raise rates until something breaks. The question is, which [...]
Independent central banks are largely ubiquitous in developed markets. But, as recent events have shown, [...]
In this investment podcast Nucleus Wealth Chief Investment Officer, Damien Klassen, and Senior Financial Adviser, [...]
There are a LOT of investment opportunities in the world of share markets but directly [...]
Agitated about gas prices, worried about inflation and is the cost of living getting to [...]
RIGGED uncovers the pattern of political favours, grey gifts and information sharing that has been [...]
In this investment podcast, Nucleus Wealth Chief Investment Officer, Damien Klassen and Senior Financial Adviser, [...]
China’s economy has deteriorated significantly. We, here at Nucleus, have time and again discussed the [...]
In this investment podcast, Nucleus Wealth Chief Investment Officer, Damien Klassen, Chief Strategist, David Lewellyn [...]
Yields have increased as stock and bond prices have fallen this year.. Does this mean [...]
On the surface the Australian stock market looks cheap relative to the world market. In [...]
As we thought it might, mid-last year, the commodity supercycle has gone as fast as [...]
Sydney and Melbourne houses have some of the worst valuation metrics on record. However, some [...]
