Why should you pay attention to reporting season? Because even if you don't invest directly in shares, your superannuation does. And it's a chance to take the economy's temperature.
The RBA has held the cash rate at 1.5% for its 10th consecutive meeting today, on the back of upbeat labour market reports, with unemployment falling to 5.5% since the last meeting and a trend towards more job advertisements.
Housing worries have pushed consumer confidence to its lowest level since mid-2016, according to the Westpac-Melbourne Institute Index of Consumer Sentiment.
Within 48 hours of inauguration, President Trump has introduced a swathe of executive orders to rip up the rule book. So what does it mean for Australia?
As widely expected we have just seen the Fed move again - raising its Federal Funds target interest rate to the range of 0.5-0.75%. What does this mean?
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