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Mark Mulligan We mustn't wallow in the challenge of what we can't do, says the chairman of KPMG Australia.
Mark Mulligan After shrugging off the fallout from the still undecided election, the $A has been caught up in a fresh bout of global jitters.
Mark Mulligan The RBA has left the cash rate on hold at 1.75 per cent but governor Glenn Stevens hinted at cuts ahead if inflation remains low
Mark Mulligan The value of retail sales across Australia rose just 0.2 per cent in May, seasonally adjusted, despite the RBA's rate cut that month.
Mark Mulligan Australian politics is a mess but it won't be enough to force the RBA's hand at its meeting on Tuesday, say economists.
Mark Mulligan The Aussie is garnering a surprising reputation as a safe-haven bet.
Mark Mulligan Low inflation, coupled with global challenges, suggest at least one more cash rate cut this year is a near-certainty.
Mark Mulligan The fallout from Brexit could make the Australian dollar even more attractive say economists who tip the RBA will cut the cash rate again.
Mark Mulligan Barclays on Tuesday became the first forecaster to formally switch its call for the RBA's August board meeting.
Mark Mulligan Fallout from Britain's shock vote to exit the EU will not be enough to force a cash rate cut at next week's RBA meeting.
Mark Mulligan Global markets are braced for further volatility this week, but the direct impact on Australia of Britain's decision to exit the European Union should not go too far beyond the hit to investor...
Mark Mulligan Markets are set for further volatility this week as the after-shocks of Britain's historic vote to leave the European Union continue to rumble across the globe.
Peter Martin and Mark Mulligan The mid-year Scope BusinessDay economic survey - Australia's longest running - predicts economic growth of just 2.6 per cent in 2016-17.
Mark Mulligan and Patrick Commins The future of Europe's 60-year experiment in political and economic co-operation is in the balance today as votes are counted in Britain's referendum on its 43-year membership of the European...
Mark Mulligan The Australian dollar on Thursday was back to where it was before last month's rate cut, driven higher partly by investor appetite for risk ahead of Thursday's vote on Britain future in the European...
Mark Mulligan and Jonathan Shapiro Anxious brokers are forcing clients to stump up cash against positions on the results of Britain's European Union vote.
Mark Mulligan The Australian dollar touched a six-week high as investors took positions ahead of the Brexit vote.
Mark Mulligan The RBA has given no strong signals of a further cut to the cash rate.
Mark Mulligan China is at a crossroads where a wrong turn could lead to economic stagnation, says the chief China economist for Citi.
Mark Mulligan Britons vote this Thursday in a referendum on whether or not to stay in the EU after more than 40 years inside the political and economic bloc.
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