US inflation moderated slightly, but The Fed has still pushed out rate cut predictions, while Australian unemployment falls to 4%.

US inflation moderated slightly, but The Fed has still pushed out rate cut predictions, while Australian unemployment falls to 4%.

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David Bassanese, Chief Economist at BetaShares

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This week: Australia's interest rates stay on hold, with the Reserve Bank showing no sign of changing direction; headline inflation drops to 2.7% but is masked by government energy rebates; reflections on how the pandemic was handled economically; the Albanese government runs negative gearing & capital gains changes up the flagpole; and Ben Willee tells us why the AFL & NRL grand finals are so important for broadcasters.

This week: Australia's interest rates stay on hold, with the Reserve Bank showing no sign of changing direction; headline inflation drops to 2.7% but is masked by government energy rebates; reflections on how the pandemic was handled economically; the Albanese government runs negative gearing &amp; capital gains changes up the flagpole; and Ben Willee tells us why the AFL &amp; NRL grand finals are so important for broadcasters.

Money Week: 23rd-26th September, 2024

Negative gearing & capital gains tax changes dominate political discussion; Star Entertainment posts a $1.7 billion loss in a challenging year; Weet-bix & Vita Brits could find themselves under the same umbrella; footy finals make a huge difference towards the bottom line of media networks; more Australians getting extra jobs to build their wealth; and Scott Phillips joins us for the Market Wrap.



Host: Deb Knight

Executive Producer: Tom Storey

Technical Producer: Liam Achurch

Publisher: Nine Radio

Negative gearing &amp; capital gains tax changes dominate political discussion; Star Entertainment posts a $1.7 billion loss in a challenging year; Weet-bix &amp; Vita Brits could find themselves under the same umbrella; footy finals make a huge difference towards the bottom line of media networks; more Australians getting extra jobs to build their wealth; and Scott Phillips joins us for the Market Wrap.
 
Host: Deb Knight
Executive Producer: Tom Storey
Technical Producer: Liam Achurch
Publisher: Nine Radio

Money News with Deb Knight - 26th September

Footy finals have descended upon us, but what sort of impact do they make for media networks and their advertisers?

Footy finals have descended upon us, but what sort of impact do they make for media networks and their advertisers?

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