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At The Limits – The DFA Daily 1st November 2021

In today’s show we look at massive over-quoting in Victoria, Macquarie’s massive mortgage growth, more CBA mis-selling, housing supply equilibrium in New Zealand and why the RBA is at the end of it’s capital leash. Wherever you look we are at the limits.

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A Sterling Opportunity To Clean Out Corruption

I discuss the latest on the ASIC inquiry relating to Sterling First with Robbie Barwick from the Citizens party.

Senate Economics References Committee inquiry Sterling Income Trust website:
https://www.aph.gov.au/Parliamentary_Business/Committees/Senate/Economics/SterlingIncomeTrust

Citizens Party membership page:
https://shop.citizensparty.org.au/collections/memberships/products/party-membership

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And So The Dominos Fall: With Tarric Brooker

My latest Friday afternoon chat with Journalist Tarric Brooker, who is @AvidCommentator on Twitter.

In this show we discuss the RBA’s failed Yield Curve Control, Net Zero, and a batch of cool charts from Tarric on the economic outlook as the dominos fall….

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FOMO V Inflation V Evergrande: Market Update 23 Oct 2021

In today’s show we look at the market action this week, as the tensions between strong if patchy corporate results, on one hand, while inflation risks and contagion risks from the China property sector are pulling the other way.

China Evergrande Group pulled back from the brink of default by paying a bond coupon before Saturday’s deadline, giving the property giant at least another week to come to grips with a debt crisis that has rattled investor confidence in the world’s second-largest economy.

But Investors are increasingly concerned higher cost pressures and global supply-chain bottlenecks will push the Fed to raise interest rates faster than expected. Yet a relatively solid start to the earnings season offset those fears with the benchmark S&P 500 topping a record on Thursday.

Then US equities fell on Friday in New York after the chairman of the Federal Reserve signalled some concern about inflation.

The latest edition of our finance and property news digest with a distinctively Australian flavour.

CONTENTS

0:00 Start
00:19 Introduction
01:15 US Markets
02:05 Powell Time To Taper…
03:05 Snap and Tech falls
04:30 GDP Falling
07:00 Inflation Expectations
08:00 Yields
08:45 Financials Up
10:00 Crude prices and supply
10:55 Europe
12:20 Evergrande Update
19:20 Asian Markets
19:50 Australian Markets
20:20 RBA Vs Markets
22:34 Market movements
25:13 Bitcoin, ATMs, Futures,
28:30 Summary and Close

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A Real Digital Road Map?

Those following this channel will know I am a believer in the future disruption of the financial system thanks to the emerging digital landscape, which is powered by the blockchain, and of which Bitcoin is merely the first faltering steps on the journey to a decentralised financial system, which may ultimately remove the need for banks, and perhaps even central banks. Yet I also highlight the risks in the system right now, it is the wild west, to quote the head of the SEC.

On that journey, Australia’s cryptocurrency industry needs a robust policy and regulatory framework if the country wants to compete with other global financial hubs that are targeting one of the fastest growing areas of finance. Such a framework is needed to protect consumers, promote investment, facilitate enhanced market competition and provide a structure where innovation can thrive, the Senate Select Committee on Australia as a Technology and Financial Centre said in a draft 150-page report Australia as a Technology and Financial Centre (ATFC) which has just been released.

The latest edition of our finance and property news digest with a distinctively Australian flavour.

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