During the Covid-19 pandemic, New Zealand experienced one of the world’s largest house price booms, which pushed median home ...

Markets are always right. Always right. CISA data is falling away. But don’t forget, no private sources have fully captured ...

A busy night of data, geopolitics, plus absurd politics as the Trump regime looks to fire Fed Chair Powell because he won’t ...

Currency markets pivoted to Asian releases today with the jump in local unemployment and a fall in Japanese exports hitting both the Australian dollar and Yen respectively. The Trump regime’s trade wa ...

This is what happens when you drive a car through the rear vision mirror. You overcook everything. In seasonally adjusted terms, in June 2025: unemployment rate increased to 4.3%. participation rate ...

China says its economy is growing at 5.2%, but falling prices and sluggish demand tell a very different story. Some are now calling it a “golden depression”—recession hidden by stimulus. Join us this ...

For ye will lose. The Market Ear. NVDA monster While people are debating whether to be long the European bull story, GS points out: “NVDA is now closing in on 90% of the entire SX5E in terms of mkt ...

A recent report from CBA economist Harry Ottley illustrated the unprecedented rise in non-market sector jobs over the past decade. This sector includes the health care and social assistance, education ...

Albo’s great grovel of China has reached the level of nauseating. From The Australian: After his big day in the Great Hall with Xi Jinping, Anthony Albanese spent most of Wednesday leading a Gough ...

Nobody wants to talk about how bad it is because, you know, it’s China. It’s a shame because the greatest crash in the history of property is underway and has another five years to run yet. Property ...

DXYT softened last night as the great narcissist⁣ resumed attacking the Fed. AUD firmed. Lead boots are rolling over. Oil liked the chaos, oill did not. Metlas no bueno. Big mining bear fully intact.

The latest batch of housing construction data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) shows that the Albanese government’s target of building 1.2 million homes over five years is nowhere close ...