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The Reserve Bank says interest rates will stay low for the next three years even though the economy is recovering faster than expected. 

Also today:

• Federal politicians start back in Canberra and the Prime Minister hints at an election later this year
• Private equity makes a bid for gaming giant Tabcorp
• And Australians head for the hills – record migration to regional areas

Plus an interview with Michael Chetner, the Australia and Asia Pacific head of Zoom. 

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Sean Aylmer speaks to Michael Chetner, Head of Zoom for Australia and the Asia Pacific region, about the company's incredible growth in the last year. Michael describes how Zoom has gone from a relatively low-profile video conferencing company to a household name.  They also discuss what the future of work will look like, and how the company remains competitive against major players like Google and Microsoft.

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This is the Fear and Greed Afternoon Market Report - everything you need to know about what happened in the markets and economy today, in just a few minutes.

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Sean Aylmer speaks to Steve Fanale, founder and CEO of delivery startup DriveYello.  The company has seen extraordinary growth of 500% during the pandemic as the demand for home delivery skyrockets.

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Tuesday 2 February 2021

The Australian housing market is running hot, with prices up across the country and first home buyers flooding into the market. 

Also today:

• Prime Minister Scott Morrison outlines his priorities for 2021, and don’t expect any big reforms.
• The number of job ads in Australia jumps.
• And Clive Palmer and box king Anthony Pratt top the list of donors to political parties in Australia.

Plus an interview with Steve Fanale, founder and boss of Drive Yello, the marketplace for delivery drivers.

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Monday 1 February 2021

 The government says the era of big spending to combat COVID-19 is over, as a new case of the virus in Western Australia sparks a lockdown.

Also today:

• Wall Street has its worst week in three months.
• Australian politicians chat to Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg but won’t change plans to regulate the social media giants 
• And the disappointment of neobanks

Plus an interview with Dr Brendan Rynne, chief economist at KPMG, about the outlook for the Australian economy. 

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This is Fear and Greed - The Week Ahead, where Sean Aylmer and Stephen Koukoulas look at the major events, reports and releases that provide insight into the economy this week.

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Sean Aylmer speaks to Dr Brendan Rynne, Chief Economist at KPMG, about the outlook for the year ahead.

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Sean Aylmer speaks to Mike Morrison, former advertising executive and now author and mental wellbeing guide, about the importance of mental health for business leaders.

More information about Mike Morrison can be found at https://michaelmorrison.com.au/

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