Tesla fell short of third-quarter production guidance by more than 80 per cent By Charley Grant New revelations about Tesla’s production of the highly anticipated Model 3 sedan should shock, but not surprise, investors. The Wall Street Journal reported on Friday that Tesla has ... Read more
Why Buffett bets on the fossil fuel highway —The Wall Street Journal
Warren Buffett: ‘Who knows when driverless trucks are going to come along and what level of penetration they have?’ By Holman W. Jenkins,Jr. A sucker is born every minute, and Warren Buffett just proved it. He agreed to spend an undisclosed sum of his shareholders’ money to buy a ... Read more
Media Release Statement by Philip Lowe, Governor: Monetary Policy Decision
Number 2017-21 Date 3 October 2017 At its meeting today, the Board decided to leave the cash rate unchanged at 1.50 per cent. Conditions in the global economy have improved. Labour markets have tightened and above-trend growth is expected in a number of advanced economies, although ... Read more
The US Federal Reserve starts quantitative tightening—Dr Shane Oliver, Chief Economist for AMP Capital
21 September 2017 Key points The Fed has confirmed it will start reducing its balance sheet by not reinvesting bonds up to set limits as they mature. This amounts to quantitative tightening as it will start to reverse some of the quantitative easing that occurred during and after the ... Read more
Are Markets due for a Correction? — Dr Shane Oliver, Chief Economist for AMP Capital
Please click on the link below to view a video from Dr Shane Oliver, Chief Economist for AMP Capital on the potential for a market correction. Are Markets due for a Correction ... Read more
How quickly the World is Changing! —Formula E lures Germany’s motorsport icons
WALL STREET JOURNAL Matthew Brabham leads a Formula E race. Big-name carmakers are vying to win the electric-car race, literally. All Germany’s motorsport icons — Audi, Mercedes-Benz, Porsche and BMW — have said they would soon join Formula E, the electric-car equivalent of ... Read more
The Australian economy bounces back – five reasons why some further pick up is likely —Dr Shane Oliver, Chief Economist for AMP Capital
06 September 2017 Key points Australian growth bounced back in the June quarter helped by consumer spending, investment and trade. There is good reason to expect growth to pick up further going forward: the drag from mining investment is fading, non-mining investment is looking ... Read more
Media Release Statement by Philip Lowe, Governor: Monetary Policy Decision
Number 2017-18 Date 5 September 2017 At its meeting today, the Board decided to leave the cash rate unchanged at 1.50 per cent. Conditions in the global economy are continuing to improve. Labour markets have tightened further and above-trend growth is expected in a number of advanced ... Read more
The threat of war with North Korea- Implications for investors — Dr Shane Oliver, Chief Economist for AMP Capital
15 August 2017 Key points Tensions with North Korea have clearly increased causing volatility in share markets. The risk of war has grown but a diplomatic solution remains most likely although there could still be more volatility before this is finally achieved. Historically, ... Read more
The break higher in the Australian dollar is likely to be limited- this is not 2007 all over again! —Dr Shane Oliver, Chief Economist at AMP Capital
02 August 2017 Key points The $A has been pushed higher lately by a weaker $US, a rebound in commodity prices and technical considerations. The rising $A is a significant risk for the Australian economy and will constrain growth and keep inflation below target for longer. While ... Read more
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