First it was China, now it is Japan. IEEFA. As both Eastern and Western Australia face gas shortfalls, Japan is onselling ...

The Q4 national accounts, released in March, revealed that Australians finally emerged from their two-year recession after ...

There is no end in sight for the Chinese property bust as prices keep falling. Starts keep on falling. It’s the bad, the ...

Australia’s labour market has shown remarkable resilience. Last week’s April labour force release from the Australian Bureau ...

Uncertainty seems to be returning to risk markets if you look beyond the headline stock indices with the Moody rating cut ...

The SMH’s Jenna Price lamented that “Australia is in desperate need of tens of thousands of tradies over the next five years” ...

Melbourne’s housing market has experienced the lowest value growth since the beginning of the pandemic. Between March 2020 ...

Risk markets in Asia are reacting with some trepidation after the Friday night cut by ratings agency Moody on US debt, with ...

Peter Cook, cross-posted from Pearls & Irritations. If ecological sustainability must be the basis for population policy, ...

For a short while, anyway, Goldman. Both IMF and Elane (a Chinese shipping data company) provide vessel traffic data ...

This comes straight from the annals of the Department of Redundancy Department. Via Bloomberg: Australia’s Productivity Commission has identified 15 priority reforms to examine in the course of five ...

You can’t keep a good Titanic up, and there’s no better example than Chinese property, which continues to sink despite ...