Will they or won’t they drop the rate? Big Four banks betting against the RBA
The Big 4 banks are betting the Australian Bureau of Statistics will prove tomorrow that the RBA has been wrong on ...
Michael Pascoe
Michael Pascoe is an independent journalist and commentator with five decades of experience here and abroad in print, broadcast and online journalism. His book, The Summertime of Our Dreams, is published by Ultimo Press.
Sir Lunchalot Dutton and some uncomfortable truths
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is pulling level with Anthony Albanese as preferred Prime Minister, using the ...
Ignore the galahs. The RBA should cut interest rates.
The monetary policy galahs are squawking their usual lines about a strong labour market preventing the RBA ...
Crypto tip-toe: Jim Chalmers suddenly looking a tad desperate
Contrary to what you might read in the AFR or Murdoch press, Treasurer Jim Chalmers has been doing a solid enough ...
The LNP’s nuclear policy is working just fine
Peter Dutton’s nuclear energy announcement has been totally nuked, so to speak, but Michael Pascoe argues it is ...
Channeling Trump: dark motives behind Dutton’s Gaza dog whistle
Peter Dutton’s hyperbolic denunciation of Australia reinforcing existing policy on Palestine, along with its ...
Damned if you do: Jim Chalmers cops the blame for no recession
Government spending is keeping Australia out of recession, just, as this week's feeble GDP numbers tallied 7 ...
Trump won, but not by a landslide. Does it matter?
Contrary to almost every headline, Donald Trump did not achieve his second coming by a landslide, at least not by ...
Australia in the Trumposphere: climate, trade, Asia and the new world order
Trump 2.0 could provide a less-myopic Australia a chance to get with the strength. No, argues Michael Pascoe, that ...
Trumpification Australia. The winners and losers and what might be
What will Trump 2.0 mean for Australia? What will China do? But there are two similar questions to ask: what ...
Tapping into the Trump self-destructive American poison
There is something rather like irony for both parties in this omnishambles US election: whichever one loses, it ...
Face or facts? Falling inflation makes a compelling case for Reserve Bank to cut rates today
It would be reckless for the RBA not to cut interest rates today, given falling inflation, writes Michael Pascoe
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