Ex-ABS boss says buck stops with chief statistician
Former head of ABS says the responsibility for census debacle lies with the chief statistician, not government ministers.
$A may be headed above US80¢
The Australian dollar threatens to rise above US80¢ as ultra-low global bond yields undermine the RBA.
Busted mergers spell trouble for US corporate bond investors
Bond investors who have lent blue-chip companies $US181 billion this year to fund acquisitions just got a tough reminder that mergers can fail.
Bond market's big illusion revealed
The "free lunch" in the US bond market appears to be coming to an end.
Oil traders prepare fond farewells to Yahoo Messenger
Oil traders on were lamenting the imminent demise of their main communication tool, Yahoo Messenger, which has been an industry standard since the late 1990s.
Slip of the mouse in REIA interest rate reaction
The Real Estate Institute of Australia has added crystal-ball gazing to its skills set.
Weak bond risks record Aussie debt rally
Demand at Australia's bond sales in 2016 has dropped to the lowest level in 14 years, a sign a record-setting rally may be coming to an end.
How to get globalisation working properly again
Globalisation is under intense political attack. It is up to policy-makers to help save its many virtues.
Tech giants set to take on global turmoil
Earnings from the biggest technology firms in the US this week will tell us a lot about the world economy.
QIC follows bonds over the rainbow
'We're not in Kansas anymore': Bonds have entered a curious realm where negative yielding securities are giving investors positive returns, ...
