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Going long on gold within your portfolio as a hedge against uncertainty in markets, economics and politics may not be the best strategy right now,...

The unrelenting pace of digital disruption is causing unprecedented changes in media consumption and a wave of consolidation.

A successful bid for APA would relinquish key energy assets forever and funnel profits to China and Hong Kong - a tragedy in the making that Canberra...

Investors should look through the windscreen rather than the rear-vision mirror because few believe Australia's 3.4pc growth rate is sustainable.

Governments on both sides have meddled with super rules and you can be sure they will continue to raid the superannuation savings of Australians.

It will be a rough ride but the Fed must exert its independence to stem inflation pressures and the onset of widespread tariff increases.

Tariffs will raise the cost of goods and push inflation to levels not seen in the US for some time, says an old Republican friend.

There is a disconnect between the level of confidence among Australia's business leaders and the demand for business credit.

With a Labor victory increasingly certain, taxes look set to be raised and self-funded retirees rounded up to support the cause.

Spare a thought for Fed chief Jerome Powell who has to deal with a president who knows everything and listens to nobody.