Buy the dip or sell the rip? Technicals are clear as mud. The Market Ear. SPX technicals SPX has so far bounced on the 50 day, but this is not a very impressive bounce. Note we reversed 50% of Friday’s candle so far today. 6600 is the short term must hold level (50 day is
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RIO this morning. Iron ore: Pilbara achieved its second highest Q3 shipments since 2019, up 6% from Q2. As part of our Iron Ore replacement strategy, West Angelas Sustaining Project received all Government approvals in October. • At the end of Q3, we had around 1.5 Mt of stockpiled ore at the SimFer mine gate.
It is critical to understand Australia’s immigration policy in a historical context. During the first 60 years following World War II, Australia’s net overseas migration (NOM) averaged 90,000 per year, with only two years exceeding 150,000. In the 15 years of ‘Big Australia’ immigration preceding the pandemic, NOM averaged 220,000 per year, a 145% increase
As the base falls away, the structure rises ever higher. This is the pivot to Palestine in geopolitical terms. The Palestinian conflict has never been less relevant to everybody on earth. The great oil wars of the post-1970s period are over. The rise of US shale and non-OPEC oil has destroyed the geopolitical importance of
Stats NZ released migration data, revealing that only 10,600 net overseas migrants arrived in New Zealand in the year to August. This net migration gain was far below the decade average of 49,000 and around 125,000 fewer than the late 2023 peak. The fall in net overseas migration has been fueled by the exodus of
The ferrous complex is not making much sense these days, which is in line with the increasingly drunk casino engulfing everything. Iron ore took off on the prospect of Chinese economic catastrophe, then reversed the moment it was averted. Steel just keeps grinding lower. CISA data for late September was terrible, down 8%, with a
Bureaucracy and waste are drowning the state of Victoria. Victoria’s wage bill was $19.5 billion in 2014-15. The most recent state budget projects that wage costs will reach roughly $44 billion by 2028-29. The massive blowout in bureaucratic headcount is behind Victoria’s gargantuan wage bill. Labor costs are the state’s biggest expense and a key
The global stock market looks stretched at first glance—but the story is more nuanced once you dig beneath the surface. The perception of lofty valuations is being driven almost entirely by the very largest companies, while much of the rest of the market is priced closer to historical norms. Why the Market Looks Expensive Headline
Wall Street was able to rebound from the Friday night slump with all markets expected another TACO trade setup in the latest bruhaha with the Chinese over rare earth exports. Meanwhile the USD was able to rebound against some of the majors with gold soaring another 2% to above the $4100USD per ounce level while
DXY is not going away. AUD bought the dip. CNY meh. Gold unhinged. AI metals likewise. Big bear bounced back. EM rollercoaster. Junk not buying it. Bonds bid bigly. BTFDUC! Who cna work out what means? Welcome to Trump world. A casino so unhinged that divining the movement of assets is the same as spinning