Australia’s manufacturing sector held in modest expansion in August, with PMI Manufacturing unchanged at 52.0. Underlying demand strengthened, however, as new orders rose at fastest pace since January and new export orders returned to growth Read more…
It has rarely been fun since the end of February to stop at a gas station for a fill-up. It has drained the pocketbook and maybe the soul as well. August 2026 has been one Read more…
It was a “good week” for the Australian dollar, the currency climbing to fresh leg highs of 0.7208 against the US dollar Friday night and reaching multi-year highs against several major currencies. However, the move Read more…
Gold has been one of the clearest examples of why structure should come before headlines. The advance from the 2022 low has developed impulsively, producing the characteristics expected from a five-wave Elliott Wave sequence. After Read more…
There is an old idea in business that the hardest number to measure is the money you never spent. A disaster avoided produces no press release. A bad deal declined shows up nowhere on the Read more…
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Wall Street used to cheer every big Pentagon production promise. These days, it waits for the number attached to it. That habit showed up clearly on Monday, August 31. The Department of War signed seven-year Read more…