Sure it doesn't hurt to be skeptical but a dip in commodity prices doesn't mean that they'll stop pumping the gas out. Personally Australian growth scares me. We now have shale gas taking off as well and there are many infrastructure projects ...

China Australia's best customer despite a dip in exports

And there is more to come with our Gas industry taking off, Australia is turning into an Energy supplier url url url

China Australia's best customer despite a dip in exports

so prices are stable and are likely to stay around current levels following CPI

Australian House Price Indexes

We're all working on it but we are not all as wise as Spik I think if we took the almost obvious trades (like this 1) we would be a step ahead.

AUD/USD – All Coiled Up Between Converging Trendlines

A cut isn't actually expected by the markets and it won't be coming either because we already had a cut in October bringing down the cash rate to the lowest in 3 years and the RBA would want to see the affect their last cut had before they consider ...

The interest rate cut that wasn't

Guys be careful, going short is very risky. The RBA will wait to see the impact of their October cut before it considers its next move. Rather than watch the AUD, you'd be better off watching USD strength against the EUR and other currencies. If the ...

Price gauge shows RBA may hold on rates

In my opinion it is too early to have another rate cut plus the AUD seems to have retraced enough and should follow its uptrend from here. Let's see what happens on Monday with the EURUSD but this could be a good entry point for longs

Australian Dollar Rebounds From 1.0400 Area/One Month High

Haha there will be no need to ask you because there will be no cut, you obviously don't know how the RBA behaves, they'll wait and see the impact of their last cut before they'll consider their next move. Bubble? what bubble? maybe you should post ...

Australia & New Zealand Week Ahead: RBA Meeting, Employment Change, AU Retail Sales

There is no chance of another rate cut this month and if things stay the way they are that's all the cuts we're going to get from the RBA. Australians who have a mortgage should now be shopping around and see if we can fix our home loans at a good ...

Australia & New Zealand Week Ahead: RBA Meeting, Employment Change, AU Retail Sales

I don't understand their persistence to stay with the euro when they cannot afford to pay the interest and their debt gets bigger and bigger

Greek 2013 gen govt debt to be 189.1% of GDP, 175.6% in 2012

Greeks default on your loans now. Before your country is destroyed....... More loans means higher debt, the pain of default will be less than you think

Greek 2013 gen govt debt to be 189.1% of GDP, 175.6% in 2012

are they crazy? Beer in France was already more expensive than many other EU countries. No problem, we'll bring our own from across the border

Francois Hollande pushes for 160pc rise in beer taxes

And as we all know, housing Construction is a boost to the economy because it leads to lower unemployment and demand for furniture, appliances, general household items etc so the Australian retail sector will benefit from this as well. Therefore ...

Rising Australian building approvals reduce rate cut hopes

No significant downturn is visible but I have no problem with a lower AUD. However, don't underestimate the Aussie, You should wonder why it isn't falling, there are many things going on here which are not immediately obvious to the untrained eye....

The RBA – leaning against the wind

they should publish the list with the names of the Greek politicians.......

Major Greek daily reprints Swiss accounts list

They can't hold foreign currency reserves forever and the AU economy is expanding as Asian countries grow and need more energy and raw materials so AUD at 1.10 and higher is a real possibility....even with lower commodity prices

The RBA – leaning against the wind

Taking money out of the economy will definitely impact on growth and jobs. On top of that, the market of their biggest export market, the Eurozone is struggling under a mountain of debt, austerity and unemployment so things aren't looking good for ...

Austerity may have hurt UK growth more than predicted

pay increases for our hard working MP's....... url

Australia Sells A$3.25 Billion of Longest Debt in 3 Decades

More debt?

Australia Sells A$3.25 Billion of Longest Debt in 3 Decades