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TD Securities is tipping the RBA to take its terminal rate to 4.35%, something that could torpedo CBA's prediction of a soft landing.

Christopher Joye, co-founder of $7billion fund manager Coolabah Capital, accurately forecasted the Covid boom and subsequent fall in property prices - and now has a new fresh warning.

Three of the four major banks got it wrong when they forecast house prices to rise modestly in 2022. Only SQM’s Louis Christopher anticipated price falls.

The bookies have Labor being safely returned. But there are problems ahead next year in population, the economy, housing, energy, health and education.

Australian shares are expected to open lower, following a decline in big US technology equities as rising Treasury yields weighed on sentiment.

From a slowdown in China’s economic growth, to the two big risks investors must assess next year, the spectacular failure of China’s sanctions, and why growth and cheap money are dead. Here are 10 thoughtful opinion pieces from the past week.

From Labor’s dismissal of the gas industry’s anger to ASIC’s landmark case against Star, here are 10 thoughtful opinion pieces from the past week.

Shares drifted into positive territory New York ahead of the weekend. Utilities paced nine of the S&P 500’s 11 industry groups higher. $A steady.

The most revealing moment of Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell’s post rate hike press conference came when a journalist told him that stocks had risen. That rally didn’t last.

One just needs to look at today's market to appreciate the fact that change is the only constant.   But change isn't something to be feared; rather, it should be embraced. But in order to successfully navigate today's markets, you need insights and strategies.  In this wire, you'll read some...