Business Now | 12 September
Household spending lifts as tax cuts and energy rebates flow into consumers' hip pocket, CBA's Stephen Halmarick goes through the data. Plus, Nine's CEO announces he'll step down, and deals activity plummets to a decade low.
Business Now | 13 September
As the ASX closes in on record highs, VanEck's Deputy Head of Investments reveals which sectors he's keeping a close eye on. Plus, the casino watchdog issues a show cause notice to Star Entertainment and this week's top auctions.
Business Now | 11 September
The CEO of the world's largest gold miner speaks exclusively to Business Now as it strikes a $475 million deal for its WA mines. Plus, analysis of the US Presidential debate, and the unfortunate timing of a new defence industry ETF.
Business Now | 10 September
Farmers converge on Parliament to protest the live sheep export ban and other anti-farming policies. Plus, Apple's new iPhone helps lift the stock market, RBA reforms at the mercy of the Greens, and business sentiment continues to slide.
Business Now | 9 September
The CEO of Private Healthcare Australia strikes back at Healthscope saying it's a disgrace that patients are being threatened with additional fees or denial of service. Plus, share markets wobble after new data and Smiggle's CEO is sacked.
Business Now | 6 September
US August job report released tonight, NVIDIA investors' cautious outlook, rift between RBA and government grows. Plus, lending has surged in every state.
Business Now | 5 September
As the RBA Governor Michele Bullock warns some families will have to sell their homes, independent economist Clifford Bennett says the central bank is looking at the wrong data. Plus, Kraken calls out the grey-area of crypto regulation.
Business Now | 4 September
Australia's economy grows at the slowest rate since the 1991 recession, full analysis with Deutsche Banks' Chief Economist Phil O'Donaghoe. Plus, the ASX bombs out as Nvidia records the largest fall in company value of a US stock ever.
Business Now | 3 September
Current accounts swell to the largest deficit since June 2018, NAB's Chief Economist Alan Oster goes through the data. Plus, Aussie farmers enjoy their third best season on record, and stock market analysis with CommSec.
Business Now | 2 September
The Treasurer blames high rates for a sluggish economy as economists expect the latest GDP figures to be the worst in 30 years. Plus, Auspost's CEO explains why the business is losing money, and home prices hit new records.