Tuesday's rate rise might not have caught many off guard, but Philip Lowe's statement that further interest rates rises will be needed certainly did. What does this mean for Australia's economic outlook, and is there a risk of the RBA going too hard, too fast?

That and more from State Chief Investment Officer Allison Hill and Chief Economist Dr Matthew Peter in this week's Take Ten, available now on Spotify and Soundcloud.

In a big week for central banks, we saw further rate hikes handed down in the US, UK and Europe, despite the market suspecting the tightening cycle is coming to an end. What does this mean for bond yields and asset allocations? Find out in this week's Take Ten with State Chief Investment Officer Allison Hill and Chief Economist Dr Matthew Peter.

At 7.8%, this week's headline CPI figure is the highest annual rate since 1990 - and yet another headache for the RBA. So, is a February interest rate hike now a done deal? State Chief Investment Officer Allison Hill and Chief Economist Dr Matthew Peter have all the insights in this week's Take Ten.

In this first episode of our Innovation in Infrastructure series, QIC’s Tibor Schwartz sits down with Powerco’s GM of Stragegy Ryno Verster to discuss the challenges of operating major powerline infrastructure in New Zealand - all 28,000 kms of it in Powerco's case - and the adoption of novel technologies for the inspection and management of electricity distribution networks.

A new year brings new economic insights and Take 10 has you covered! This week, State Chief Investment Officer Allison Hill and Chief Economist Matthew Peter delve behind the headline figures into what the latest labour data means for the 2023 outlook.

It's the final Take Ten for 2022 and Allison Hill and Dr Matthew Peter are looking back on the year that was and what the markets have in store for the year ahead. From asset valuations to the unlisted markets and decarbonisation, where should institutional investors be looking for success in 2023? Listen now

Hear about the final days at COP27 as Sebastian shares his thoughts on climate jobs of the future, the potential for private finance flows, and what has surprised him at COP27.

With one fifth of China's GDP reportedly under lockdown, what does this latest COVID wave mean for global supply chains and prices? Plus - COP27 fallout and the latest data leaving the central banks scratching their heads... all in this week's Take Ten with QIC's Allison Hill and Dr Matthew Peter. Listen now.

Australia back at the geopolitical table and leveraging your region's industrial culture & skills for just transition.

Find out how Australia’s improved regulatory environment is attracting climate investments.