The RBA has cut rates, started Quantitative Easing and begun a funding for lending program to support bank lending to business

US Health Czar Dr. Anthony Fauci tells us that July is the longest this emergency can last. Morgans Chief Economist, Michael Knox, touches on this and the Fed's most recent decisions in an attempt to extinguish the ongoing effect of COVID-19.

The market is being sold down by machine trading programs focused on momentum. This fall will be brought to an end by a surge in Fed Liquidity.

Both the US and Australian governments and their Central banks will support growth through the year ahead.

The economy of China is sick, but the stronger US economy will support world capital markets. Morgans Chief Economist, Michel Knox, discusses his perspective on the current macro situation with the Morgans network.

Individual tax cuts and rising real wages mean more Americans are seeking work.

Where might it have come from; how fast is it growing; what are its effects on the Australian Economy?

In January I attended presentations by Robert Kaplan, President of the Dallas Fed, and Ben Bernake, former Chairman of the Fed. Kaplan outlined a stable short term view. Bernake discussed the long term...

Growth will be solid. The US dollar should weaken.

An armistice in the US-China trade war has allowed an easing US dollar and a rise in oil prices.