NAB Morning Call

Wednesday 6th February 2019

Trading volumes have been lower ahead of President Trump’s State of Union address. As Phil Dobbie discusses with NAB’s Rodrigo Catril, markets will be waiting for any word on the US China trade talks and the potential for a government shutdown resuming next week. Venezuela might also be on the agenda, although there seems to be little concern about oil supplies, with prices remaining subdued. They also diagnose yesterday’s news from Australia including the language from the RBA.

Wednesday 6th February 2019

Trading volumes have been lower ahead of President Trump’s State of Union address. As Phil Dobbie discusses with NAB’s Rodrigo Catril, markets will be waiting for any word on the US China trade talks and the potential for a government shutdown resuming next week. Venezuela might also be on the agenda, although there seems to be little concern about oil supplies, with prices remaining subdued. They also diagnose yesterday’s news from Australia including the language from the RBA.

Wednesday 6th February 2019

Trading volumes have been lower ahead of President Trump’s State of Union address. As Phil Dobbie discusses with NAB’s Rodrigo Catril, markets will be waiting for any word on the US China trade talks and the potential for a government shutdown resuming next week. Venezuela might also be on the agenda, although there seems to be little concern about oil supplies, with prices remaining subdued. They also diagnose yesterday’s news from Australia including the language from the RBA.

Wednesday 6th February 2019

Trading volumes have been lower ahead of President Trump’s State of Union address. As Phil Dobbie discusses with NAB’s Rodrigo Catril, markets will be waiting for any word on the US China trade talks and the potential for a government shutdown resuming next week. Venezuela might also be on the agenda, although there seems to be little concern about oil supplies, with prices remaining subdued. They also diagnose yesterday’s news from Australia including the language from the RBA.

Tuesday 5th February 2019

It’s a significant day for Australia news, in a period where little else is driving markets in the rest of the world. Phil Dobbie talks to NAB’s Gavin Friend about the Banking Royal Commission, the fall in building approvals and what to expect today in retail sales numbers and the RBA rate decision. There was some economic data overseas that further reinforced concerns about a global downturn, but the markets seem to be on-hold right now, perhaps waiting to see what President Trump has to say at his delayed State of the Union address tomorrow.

Tuesday 5th February 2019

It’s a significant day for Australia news, in a period where little else is driving markets in the rest of the world. Phil Dobbie talks to NAB’s Gavin Friend about the Banking Royal Commission, the fall in building approvals and what to expect today in retail sales numbers and the RBA rate decision. There was some economic data overseas that further reinforced concerns about a global downturn, but the markets seem to be on-hold right now, perhaps waiting to see what President Trump has to say at his delayed State of the Union address tomorrow.

Tuesday 5th February 2019

It’s a significant day for Australia news, in a period where little else is driving markets in the rest of the world. Phil Dobbie talks to NAB’s Gavin Friend about the Banking Royal Commission, the fall in building approvals and what to expect today in retail sales numbers and the RBA rate decision. There was some economic data overseas that further reinforced concerns about a global downturn, but the markets seem to be on-hold right now, perhaps waiting to see what President Trump has to say at his delayed State of the Union address tomorrow.

Monday 4th February 2019

On the face of it, the US is enjoying a Goldilocks economy right now: there’s growth, employment is strong, earnings are strong, inflation is low. Phil Dobbie asks NAB’s Ray Attrill whether you can really expect those conditions to continue when the rest of the world is struggling to keep up, with further evidence of weakening growth in China? They also look at the week ahead for Australia, with an RBA meeting tomorrow and housing data today.

Monday 4th February 2019

On the face of it, the US is enjoying a Goldilocks economy right now: there’s growth, employment is strong, earnings are strong, inflation is low. Phil Dobbie asks NAB’s Ray Attrill whether you can really expect those conditions to continue when the rest of the world is struggling to keep up, with further evidence of weakening growth in China? They also look at the week ahead for Australia, with an RBA meeting tomorrow and housing data today.

Monday 4th February 2019

On the face of it, the US is enjoying a Goldilocks economy right now: there’s growth, employment is strong, earnings are strong, inflation is low. Phil Dobbie asks NAB’s Ray Attrill whether you can really expect those conditions to continue when the rest of the world is struggling to keep up, with further evidence of weakening growth in China? They also look at the week ahead for Australia, with an RBA meeting tomorrow and housing data today.