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The RBA dominated the local week, holding the cash rate as universally expected but with a deliberate hawkish tilt. Get access to the graphs: www.investsense.com.au/industry-articles/us-earnings-growth-hits-50-4-or-32-on
Australian small caps are usually treated as a satellite, added when markets feel buoyant and trimmed at the first sign of trouble. The S&P/ASX Small Ordinaries is not a miniature ASX 100 though, and it is not the banks
With 88% of the S&P 500 now reported, second-quarter blended earnings growth stands at 50.4% — the strongest since Q2 2021 — on revenue growth of 15.0%, itself the best since late 2021. The headline flatters, though. Alp
The last week of July was another round trip for markets with the NASDAQ and chip heavy emerging markets indices off 4–5% earlier in the week before making most of it back in the final sessions. Over the month the pain w
The job of multi-asset investors is to build portfolios where a concentrated, catalyst-driven strategy has the space and the time horizon, five to seven years, to do what it does, without being rolled out at the worst po
Rising GDP does not reliably translate into returns in emerging markets. The index is dominated by state-owned enterprises, political conglomerates and whichever theme is in vogue. Today that’s semiconductors, at more th
Australian employment and US earnings led the news last week. The story is a familiar one wearing new clothes: an energy shock testing disinflation progress just as markets question the AI capex boom's cash generation. G
Andrew Hunt often says Markets = Faith x Liquidity. While faith may have peaked, liquidity clearly hasn't yet. His message is to stay invested for now, while avoiding the frothiest and most volatile areas of the market w
As the US reporting season gets underway, volatility has been creeping back into markets, and in a distinctly uneven way.In summary, the Australian economy is looking a little resilient, and a flat year behind us means a
Markets moved through a defining week as three storylines, a fragile Middle East de-escalation, a softer US labour market and a renewed wobble in the AI trade, reset expectations for the second half of 2026. It also clos
We discuss the RBA’s reaction function and a potential Fed regime change under new Chair Kevin Warsh with Christian Baylis at Fortlake Asset Management. We like talking to Christian every few months as he manages a go an
Markets spent the week leaning into the better news from the Gulf, however Iran–Israel ceasefire is not straightforward. Get access to the graphs: www.investsense.com.au/industry-articles/oil-peace-and-the-price-of-patie
A week that began with hope ended with a reminder that geopolitics rarely moves in a straight line. The US and Iran signed a memorandum of understanding in Switzerland on Friday, formally opening a 60-day ceasefire and l
The US/ Iran deal appears to change everything and risk assets responded accordingly. But Andrew Hunt warns against the temptation to declare the episode over and return to the pre-shock world of narrow, liquidity-fuelle
Markets endured a week of whiplash. Brent crude pushed toward US$98 a barrel as Israel and Iran exchanged fire and a US Apache helicopter was reportedly shot down near the Strait of Hormuz. Then on Friday a single Truth
Three months into the Iran-Israel conflict, markets have stopped treating it as breaking news and started treating it as the new wallpaper. Brent oil chopped between US$94 and US$98 a barrel last week as the latest Israe
With the financial year now in its closing weeks, this update doubles as both a wrap of the past week and a stocktake of how we have arrived here. Get access to the graphs: www.investsense.com.au/industry-articles/nasdaq
Markets ended the week clinging to hope. President Trump posted on Sunday that a deal with Iran would be "announced shortly", but by Monday morning negotiators were being told not to rush. Learn more: www.investsense.com
Markets in 2026 are a study in extremes. The AI-driven euphoria has lifted a narrow cohort of winners to unimagined highs, while a long tail of former tech market darlings have halved in value. For value-disciplined inve
Markets finished the week in a now-familiar pattern: US equities punched to fresh record highs on AI momentum, oil ground higher on Gulf supply concerns, and inflation re-accelerated across the developed world. Get acces
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The InvestSense Podcast is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Business (investing) and has published 246 episodes.
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