US dollar's dominance intact for now
While the US dollar remains below its mid-August peak, signs are pointing to a renewal of its year-to-date bull run.
Moelis boss brings Bennett back into the fold
Credit guru and former James Packer lieutenant Steve Bennett's move to Moelis Australia will come as no surprise to those who have watched the firm build its position right across the yield curve.
Yellen backs 'lower for longer' rates
Former Fed chair Janet Yellen argued the US central bank should consider deliberating courting an economic boom by keeping rates lower for longer after they are cut to zero.
Fed's neutral rate focus misplaced
Central bankers should de-emphasise the level of rates at which they would pause and instead focus on the economic conditions that justify a pause.
Argentine austerity protests mount
Protesters are angry about the belt-tightening policies, which are cutting services to low-income Argentines already walloped by inflation of 31 per cent and climbing.
Growth slowdown complicates China's debt crackdown
China is sending mixed signals in its drive to cut debt.
What a difference a decade makes in investment banking
The rollicking, risk-taking investment bank is essentially gone, driven to extinction both by regulation and market realities. The world fin...
US economy two years from trouble: Dalio
Billionaire hedge fund manager Ray Dalio predicted the US economy is about two years from a downturn.
Debt adviser steps up where big four fear to tread
When a private equity firm wants to fund a big new Australian leveraged buyout, it no longer goes straight to the big four banks.
Hoyts pitches $140m EBITDA to potential new backers
Cinema chain Hoyts Group is pitching a strong set of numbers as it goes about finding support for a new $400 million-odd loan.
