Markets Today: Kiwi slides, trade confusion and EU’s blind summit
The New Zealand dollar has taken a hit. Meanwhile markets remain confused and concerned about the continuing trade tensions. Read more
Markets Today: A new approach to China
The new approach to China isn’t any softer. Read more
Markets Today: back to life
Oil prices pushed higher. Read more
Australian Markets Weekly – Bigger Australia: population growth still strong
In this Weekly, we dive into the latest Australian demographic data. Read more
Markets Today: Markets dazed and confused by trade talk
The markets are a little uncertain about how to price the rising tariff confusion, with equities hit hard today but other risk-off signs – such as gold and bonds – hardly moving. Read more
NAB LABS Australian Business Innovation Index 2018
Business innovation levels rebound; leadership pivotal to growth. Read more
Markets Today: Jump
President Trump’s protectionist measures and OPEC’s increased oil production could be the two major market influences this morning. Read more
Australia economic outlook: Don’t expect perfection, but don’t panic
Political risks and uncertainty may be on the rise. But a recent tour of Asia for the NAB Asian Debt Capital Markets Conference reminded NAB Global Head of Research Peter Jolly of the many causes for optimism about Australia’s economy. Read more
Markets Today: US stocks down, pound up
The biggest moves have been in US equities, hit by a court ruling on state taxes, and the pound, after a moderately hawkish Bank of England meeting. Read more
Markets Today: Trade Tariff Ambivalence Rules the Day
The markets have moved very little today as investors contemplate the next steps in the tariff battle between the US and China. Even the EU response, with tariffs to follow on Harleys, Levis and Bourbon, did little to stir a response. Read more
NAB Monthly Cashless Retail Sales Index May 2018
The NAB Cashless Retail Sales Index gained 0.8% in May on a month-on-month basis, following a flat read in April (revised from -0.6%). Read more
Markets Today: Tariff talk hits harder
Equities, currencies, bonds and commodities all reacted to more rhetoric from President Trump about Chinese tariffs. Read more
