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Drew Pavlou deported to Australia
Lol, you go girl.
David Llewellyn-Smith
5 days ago
15
Macro Afternoon
Not a good day for precious metals or crypto currencies as Asian share markets also remain in a dour mood after the poor showing on Wall Street overnight.
Chris Becker
23 days ago
33
Chinese regions lower their growth targets
29 of the 31 provinces on the Chinese mainland have released growth targets for 2026.
David Llewellyn-Smith
24 days ago
Kevin27 to trigger Trump tariffs on Australia?
Kevin27 is here.
David Llewellyn-Smith
1 month ago
3
MB Radio: Deep T – Trump Rates House Prices and Australia’s Argentina journey
Gunnamatta.Molva · Deep T Australia Day 2026 final Ahead of the Australia Day long weekend Deep T spoke about Australian demand and interest rate dynamics, and the relationship of global events to domestic policymaking concerns.
Dont bring me down Bruce
1 month ago
6
Flash PMI bounces into New Year
Via Judo Bank. Flash Australia Composite PMI Output Index: 55.5 (Dec: 51.0) Flash Australia Services PMI Business Activity Index: 56.0 (Dec: 51.1) Flash Australia Manufacturing PMI: 52.4 (Dec: 51.6) To cope with rising workloads, Australian firms hired additional staff at the start of the new year.
David Llewellyn-Smith
1 month ago
1
The right wins a majority of younger voters
At the May 2025 federal election, the Coalition secured just 21% of the primary vote of the members of Gen Y, only marginally above the Greens at 19% and well below Labor at 37%.
Tarric Brooker
1 month ago
2
Here comes Asimov AI
TME with the details.
David Llewellyn-Smith
1 month ago
8
Pilbara killer iron ore arrives in China
The first of two current shipments from Simndou has arrived in China. There are no reports of further January shipments. Operations are limited by the return of 18 locomotives to China, which were supposed instead to be made by Wabtec (Westinghouse) or in the US.
David Llewellyn-Smith
1 month ago
3
Hollow man Albo dumps his hate bill
There is one great thing we can rely upon when it comes to Albo. His desire to obtain and maintain power is so strong that he will quickly abandon anything that disturbs any significant group of voters. (Apart from the gas cartel, which owns him).
David Llewellyn-Smith
1 month ago
29
Weekend Links and Videos: 17-18 January 2026
Dont bring me down Bruce
1 month ago
42
Macro Afternoon
Asian share markets are quite mixed as we go into the final session of the trading week with local shares outperforming.
Chris Becker
1 month ago
28
Hate laws melt down into Canberra cesspit
Perhaps we can be grateful that Australia’s capital city and its national interest policy process are so far gone from sense that no legislation is any longer possible.
David Llewellyn-Smith
1 month ago
103
Bearish signals mount
Charts thanks to TME.
David Llewellyn-Smith
1 month ago
1
Rudd returns from whence he came
I would observe this with relief.
David Llewellyn-Smith
2 months ago
12
Anarcho-imperialism eyes Iran
Since late December 2025, there have been widespread protests throughout Iran, which were first triggered by the country’s economic woes, including skyrocketing inflation and a catastrophic currency crash.
David Llewellyn-Smith
2 months ago
12
Australia burns the books
The burning of the books, along with the rounding up of all intellectuals and historians, are two of the prerequisites for any takeover of a liberal political economy by a tyrant.
David Llewellyn-Smith
2 months ago
16
Weekend links and Videos: 10 – 11 January 2026
Robber Fly with catch Photo courtesy of Geoff McVeigh Reads (more coming) Why is Trump interested in Greenland?
Dont bring me down Bruce
2 months ago
131
The Great ‘Industry Leaders’ Anti Semitism Royal Commission call Mystery
On Friday 2 January 2026 every major media outlet in the country was running the news that 120 Australian Business leaders were calling for the Federal Government to call a Commonwealth Royal Commission into the Bondi Shootings and Anti-Semitism in Australia.
Sir Fomo McSpruikerson
2 months ago
21
The politics of public interest failure is coming home to roost
It is the time of year when pundits come out to wrap up the past year and lay the conceptual framework for how they want the world to see the year ahead.
MacroBusiness
2 months ago
74
Boxing Day Videos: 26 December 2025
Dont bring me down Bruce
2 months ago
26
Macro Afternoon
A better finish for Asian share markets in response to a bounce on Wall Street overnight as a softer than expected CPI print was balanced by more evidence of a softening labour market as the US economy slows down due to the Trump regime’s well – “point at everything”….
Chris Becker
2 months ago
5
Enter the endless war at own risk
MB sympathises with all of those affected by yesterday’s Bondi disaster.
David Llewellyn-Smith
3 months ago
65
Macro Afternoon: 3 December 2025
Dont bring me down Bruce
3 months ago
35
Wind projects are green, if you want to reduce carbon
My learned colleague, LVO, today argues that wind farms are environmentally destructive.
David Llewellyn-Smith
3 months ago
22
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