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The Democratic Republic of Congo is once again a battleground but this time, it finds itself between the US & China as control of critical minerals between the two super powers intensifies.
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10 July 2025
On Ticker: Trump's copper tariff shakes global markets
Does a 50% copper tariff really mean anything other than an attempt to bring affected countries to the Boardroom table? Consumption of raw materials is so heavily dominated by Asia and India nowadays, seems like there is a lot of hot air in this recent announcement.
26 June 2025
On Ticker: Trump hailed as ‘Daddy’ at NATO summit
Shell allegedly makes a play at bp only to have both sides discredit the suspicion some hours later as market speculation.
What we know:
- BP has had a number of executive issues and failed projects in the realm of green-energy transition.
- Shell announced a multi-billion dollar share-buy back a month ago.
Perhaps where there's smoke there's fire...?
15 May 2025
Trump secures $243B+ in Qatar deals
Is the US President electing to use his influence to entrench those already in unchallengeable power (i.e. the US-sympathetic Middle Eastern monarchies) as a message to the likes of Russia and China that he will do the same for their leaders if it brings them back to the negotiating boardroom?
9 May 2025
On Reuters: CoStar to buy Australia's Domain in $1.9 billion deal, eyes REA's market dominance
How will Australia's Foreign Investment Review Board consider sovereignty risk of the Australian public's residential housing data being owned by an American real estate firm. The CoStar bid unfolds.
1 May 2025
Trump-ism influences Aussie election as Clive Palmer returns
We're a few days out from the Australian Federal election so what better time to discuss the rise of Trump-isms in our own political sphere. Look no further than your mobile phone - who else has received those Trumpet of Patriots text messages?
3 April 2025
Global Markets react to President Trumps tariffs
'Happy' Liberation Day to who?
It appears the sitting President is hellbent on unwinding the very fabric of globalisation and semi-harmonious trade we have become accustomed to over the last 3-4 decades. So what does that mean for our future trade relationships and ultimately, the end consumer?
3 March 2025
Could fertility payments boost GDP?
On AusBiz we discuss:
- Australia relies on skilled migration to maintain our GDP growth. Could fertility payments be the future for a naturalised option?
- Is AI really reasoning or just pretending to?
- Why is the Dunning Krueger effect on the lips of so many HNW's at the moment?
20 February 2025
On Reuters: Administrators for Rex Airlines (EY) formally begin the sale process
With the Administrators for Rex Airlines (EY) formally beginning the sale process for the embattled airline, are us Australian's really that surprised when successive Federal Govt's have made airfare prices ultimately non-competitive?
5 February 2025
On Reuters: Australia's Insignia gains third suitor as Brookfield matches offers of $1.9 billion
Access to the $AUD1.4trillion superannuation system sounds pretty lucrative: we shared some thoughts with Reuters on Brookfield becoming the 3rd entrant into the Insignia Financial bidding war
3 June 2024
Ausbiz: when will the return differential between the ASX200 and Small Ords close?
With Andrew we explore when the return spread between the ASX200 and Small Ords might begin, pitfalls to watch out for during tax-loss harvesting month and how the younger generations will need to grow their wealth if Resi property remains out of reach
26 June 2023
Is a Russian warlord behind the return of Volatility to global markets?
On Ausbiz we discussed the minor return of volatility off the back of the recent events in Russia plus how being aware of overconfidence through this next economic cycle is crucial to surviving this continually choppy environment.