15 October 2019 • By Campbell Harvey • 1 min read
An inverted yield curve is the unusual situation in which short-term rates are higher than long-term rates. This is almost always a harbinger of bad n...
READ MOREWhile automation promises to make things cheaper and easier, it could have massive ramifications for the global economy. It is becoming increasingl...
READ MOREIt’s an important question to consider when the official cash rate is 75 basis points and falling. In September, the RBA cut rates to 0.75 per ce...
READ MOREWith official cash rates and bond yields plumbing record lows coupled with equity markets at record highs, investors of all types are increasingly lo...
READ MOREAlthough it’s impossible to undo the failures of history, there is hope for the future of financial services with a modern-day adaption of the mutua...
READ MOREPick up any newspaper and there’s almost bound to be an article on home ownership – with a particular focus on how young people today are locked o...
READ MOREThe insurance market is hardening which means customers can’t always find traditional insurance solutions for their risk. This has increased demand ...
READ MOREInvestors who are concerned about the economic and investment outlooks are increasingly asking us two questions: “Where are we in the cycle?” and ...
READ MORE“Tell me why Xi should not continue to wait out ‘the world’s greatest negotiator’ who keeps ‘dealing with himself’?”. An apt comment in ...
READ MOREFunding for fulfilling demand across the Asian energy supply chain can’t be met by governments alone. Continued high growth in energy demand in the ...
READ MORE