Hosted by Paul Scanlon, Domenique Sherab · 🇺🇸 US · EN-AU · 22 episodes
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Economics controls the world but what do we understand of it? The Invisible Hand offers a deep dive into the current trends of the Australian economy; offering clear insight into macroeconomic trends that shape the way businesses make decisions and why. From inflation to the influence of China, or wage stagnation, The Invisible Hand cuts through the noise of the day. Taking influence from political economic training and business acumen, the podcast is accessible, informative and fun.
Paul Scanlon, Domenique Sherab hosts The Invisible Hand, a news show with 22 episodes published.
We have some big news, and congratulations are definitely in order for Domenique, who is expecting her first child. She’ll be taking a little step back from the podcast for a while, but will be back later in the year. To
Looking back on 2025, it’s tempting to think it was just another noisy year that blurred into the background. But once you slow down and actually line up the events, a very different picture emerges. Conflict intensified
Inflation has turned upward again, and this month’s news brings a shift that economists and households alike will feel. In What’s in the News, we start with the first official monthly CPI release from the ABS, which show
This week, as the dust settles on another quarter of global economic uncertainty, we’re trying to find pockets of optimism. We actually found one right here at home. Domenique kicks us off with a surprising announcement.
Australia’s economy is growing, but the gains aren’t keeping pace with the past. Domenique and Paul open with a sharp focus on stalled productivity growth and why it matters. Along with how it shapes living standards, an
Domenique and Paul dig into the economic pressures shaping the world right now, kicking off with What’s in the News. They break down the Fed’s decision to hold interest rates at 4.5%, despite internal dissent and politic
What happens when political forecasts miss the mark, global rules evolve, and economic models don’t quite capture reality? In this episode, we dive into the major political and economic stories shaping Australia’s role o
In episode 15, Domenique and Paul try to avoid talking about Trump's tariffs but end up doing it alot. In between, they discuss housing affordability in Australia and the major parties policy proposals to address this be
In this episode, Domenique and Paul throw out the plan for the episode to discuss the biggest economic news story of the day: the fall out from Trump's new tariff regime on the world.
In this episode, Domenique and Paul discuss Trump's tariffs and Chinese consumption, dive deep into the findings of the Knight Frank Wealth Report and consider the big economic risks for 2025.
In the 12th episode, Domenique and Paul discuss the latest Australian inflation print and economic decisions coming from the new Trump administration. In the second section, we discuss Deepseek and how it is disrupting m
In the first episode for 2025, Domenique puts Paul back in the hot seat while he sets his predictions for the year ahead: from GDP and inflation, to whether Trump will go ahead with his trade war.
In the final episode for 2024, Domenique and Paul discuss the RBA's latest decision to hold the cash rate in the face of weak wages and GDP growth and review Paul's economic predictions for the year to see how he fared.
In episode 9 Domenique and Paul throw out the usual structure of the podcast to discuss the momentous US election and the economic policy implications this may have for the US and the world.
In this episode, we discuss the latest economic data coming out of the Australian and Chinese economies, the upcoming US presidential election and, for our final segment, return to Paul's predictions for 2024 to see how
In episode 7, we run through some key data points that have come out over the last quarter, from GDP, inflation, wages growth to understand what these mean for the Australian economy. In our final segment, we discuss thr
In our final episode for 2023, we talk predictions: will the cash rate go up, inflation down? Will the price of oil slump? Can China get out of its current economic malaise to bolster global growth? Tune in for the predi
In episode 5 of the Invisible Hand, we discuss the most recent rate rise by the RBA, some new data releases coming out of Australia and the US, and Paul thinks about some thorny questions in the discussion about structur
On this week of the Invisible Hand, we talk about the many variables that go into making decisions at the RBA, we take a look at the Australian economy and how the property market in China is faring and what impacts we c
This week in The Invisible Hand, Domenique is joined by Jamie Bang, while Paul is on paternity leave. In the episode we discuss housing undersupply in Australia, whether the RBA can still travel along the narrow path out
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The Invisible Hand is hosted by Paul Scanlon, Domenique Sherab. The show is categorised under news (science) and has published 22 episodes.
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