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The Australian economy is in the cross-hairs of an economic dilemma. On one hand, we have what the world wants – our commodities, our world-leading standard of living, and beaches that tourists dream of visiting our shores for. On the other hand, our heavy exposure to the Chinese economy...

Wesfarmers, which sources much of its retail inventory from China, is pressing ahead with a $1.7 billion growth project aimed at providing alternatives to the Chinese supply of lithium.

From the stunning number in BHP’s bumper profits to Scott Morrison’s secrecy, and how Gen X is kind of, sort of, not really in charge. Here’s 10 of the best opinion reads from the Financial Review this week.

The RBA is not infallible, and the Prime Minister cannot remain silent if its powerful officials are wreaking harm with bad calls.

Some economists fear the Reserve’s vigour against inflation will crush the housing market. But the central bank reckons they are wrong.

We know prices will fall, what happens when they do?

Immigration, housing, skills shortage, inflation, recession, COVID, Liberals, Labor

NEW DELHI—The likelihood of the Chinese regime launching an attack in the near future on its disputed border ...

A relatively dovish statement by Reserve Bank of Australia governor Philip Lowe has soothed nervousness about the RBA driving the economy into recession.

Peter Dutton says the path back to government runs through the suburbs; Matt Comyn returns from the US bursting with insights; a 15-25 per cent house price correction has commenced.