Adam Carr
Adam Carr is a leading economist in the Australian market. In addition to being a columnist with Business Spectator, he has worked with some of the world’s largest investment banks and financial intermediaries. Adam was also formerly an economic adviser with the Prime Minister's Department and Commonwealth Treasury.
Articles by Adam Carr
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The budget bottom line
Any marked economic deterioration will trigger a downturn, so investors need to be cautious. -
Emerging markets to shine
Emerging markets are not about to run out of puff … and investors have plenty of entry choices. -
Carr's Call: Pinpointing market hotspots
USA-exposed stocks, banks and even miners are looking increasingly healthy. On the other hand retail, mining services and housing present a range of challenges. -
The coming uplift in equities and property
Is this the dawn of a new golden age of uninterrupted asset price inflation? -
Bond yields no curve ball
How threatening are rising bond yields to the US and Australian economies? -
A red flag for commodity investors
There are growing signs that governments and industrialists are seeking to intervene in the commodities market. -
A GDP booster?
Downturn advocates overlook one of Australia’s key saving attributes. -
A crude reawakening or a sucker rally?
We look at the momentum behind the recent oil price rally and why it may slow. -
House prices: Has the first domino fallen?
Subdued property market sentiment may begin to dissipate. -
Can Australia avoid a confidence death spiral?
Aside from persistently low confidence there is very little wrong with the Australian economy. -
Carr’s Call: Four danger signals for domestic investors
Why investors can expect more downside in the near term. -
Crunching China’s credit crunch fears
China’s credit ratio has grown … but it’s not out of control. -
Will Bernanke walk the taper talk?
The Fed may not be as close to tapering QE as the market thinks. -
Recession proofing your stock portfolio
What to do if the economy goes into a sudden downturn. -
Dollar’s sharp fall doesn’t add up
While the $A is heading down, its recent hammering defies market fundamentals. -
Carr's Call: Whatever happened to austerity?
Economic conditions have improved … and that’s good for markets. -
Industrial property firing up
Economic conditions are increasing the attraction of industrial property. -
Why economic reality points to a future rally
Talk of an end to the mining boom belies the economic truth. -
Has monetary policy lost it oomph?
Successive rate cuts to record lows have done very little to spur credit growth. -
Carr's Call: Three ASX sectors likely to outperform
It’s not all about the banks … there are other sectors with good scope.
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The budget bottom line
Any marked economic deterioration will trigger a downturn, so investors need to be cautious. -
Emerging markets to shine
Emerging markets are not about to run out of puff … and investors have plenty of entry choices. -
Carr's Call: Pinpointing market hotspots
USA-exposed stocks, banks and even miners are looking increasingly healthy. On the other hand retail, mining services and housing present a range of challenges. -
The coming uplift in equities and property
Is this the dawn of a new golden age of uninterrupted asset price inflation? -
Bond yields no curve ball
How threatening are rising bond yields to the US and Australian economies? -
A red flag for commodity investors
There are growing signs that governments and industrialists are seeking to intervene in the commodities market. -
A GDP booster?
Downturn advocates overlook one of Australia’s key saving attributes. -
A crude reawakening or a sucker rally?
We look at the momentum behind the recent oil price rally and why it may slow. -
House prices: Has the first domino fallen?
Subdued property market sentiment may begin to dissipate. -
Can Australia avoid a confidence death spiral?
Aside from persistently low confidence there is very little wrong with the Australian economy. -
Carr’s Call: Four danger signals for domestic investors
Why investors can expect more downside in the near term. -
Crunching China’s credit crunch fears
China’s credit ratio has grown … but it’s not out of control. -
Will Bernanke walk the taper talk?
The Fed may not be as close to tapering QE as the market thinks. -
Recession proofing your stock portfolio
What to do if the economy goes into a sudden downturn. -
Dollar’s sharp fall doesn’t add up
While the $A is heading down, its recent hammering defies market fundamentals. -
Carr's Call: Whatever happened to austerity?
Economic conditions have improved … and that’s good for markets. -
Industrial property firing up
Economic conditions are increasing the attraction of industrial property. -
Why economic reality points to a future rally
Talk of an end to the mining boom belies the economic truth. -
Has monetary policy lost it oomph?
Successive rate cuts to record lows have done very little to spur credit growth. -
Carr's Call: Three ASX sectors likely to outperform
It’s not all about the banks … there are other sectors with good scope.