The day's business and finance news, with the latest trends on international share and currency markets, pointing to what Australians can expect in the day ahead. Presented by business journalist, Ticky Fullerton Mondays to Thursdays and Elysse Morgan on Fridays.
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Money markets are factoring in 50% chance of rate cut in April and 98% in May. Glenn Stevens speaks to the Ticky.
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The ABC'S Business editor Ian Verrender speaks to Elysse.
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To the markets where yesterday's sugar hit continued despite a retreat on wall street overnight. After a slow start the ASX 200 ended the day up around .4%, a seven year high. Michael McCarthy from CMC Markets speaks to Elysse.
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Reining in inflation is not one of the problems in RBA Governor Glen Steven's in-tray. Now sitting at 1.7% consumer prices are well below the Reserve Bank's comfort zone. So in the last part of our series this week, we've asked our experts, where inflation is headed in 2015?
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For more analysis on Janet Yellen losing her patience, David Buik, with Panmure Gordon & Co. speaks to Ticky from London.
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Australia's interest rates may be at record lows, but they're way higher than elsewhere
It means money continues to pour in. It also means the Australian Dollar is higher than it would otherwise be (for now at least), and is ultimately why the RBA is thinking about rate cuts, in the teeth of runaway housing markets in the biggest cities.
While all this may be a headache for the Reserve Bank, the financial markets are taking advantage.
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Evan Lucas from IG Markets speaks to Ticky.
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Unemployment jumped to a ten year high early last year when it passed 6%. With sluggish growth it's remains stuck at 6.3%. So we've asked our experts is 2015 going to bring better news on jobs?
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A two point five billion $US dollar refinancing foray into junk bonds was over before it began. Investor response to Fortescue's debt offer was little more than lukewarm.
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President of Delta Airlines Ed Bastian and Virgin Australia Chief Executive John Borghetti speak to Ticky
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Marcus Padley from Marcus Today speaks to Ticky
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We have asked our experts where is the dollar headed in 2015 and how low can it go?
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The Reserve Bank surprised the pundits when it kept interest rates on hold at an historic low of 2.25% earlier this month.
Despite noting concerns over Sydney's hot housing market today's minutes from the RBA show the door is still open for another cut this year. We asked our experts where rates are going in 2015.
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BHP Billiton is heading in a new direction with its spin-off South-32. The mining giant unveiled more details about the proposed de-merger and shareholders get their say in early May. BHP shares bounced in early trade but what's the long term out look for investors? Roger Montgomery from Montgomery Investment management speaks to Ticky.
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BHP Billiton is heading in a new direction with its spin-off South-32. James Rosenberg speaks to Ticky.
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