Join the AICD’s Chief Economist Mark Thirlwell GAICD for this weekly deep dive into the latest econo
This week we are joined by Su-Lin Ong, Managing Director, Chief Economist & Senior Corporate Relatio
The RBA keeps interest rates on hold, but the big news is a change in tone that suggests Mark's long
This week, we examine Australia's latest soft GDP figures. The headline number is a weak 0.3% quarte
This week, the Dismal Science turns its attention to Europe’s economic powerhouse - Germany. We exam
This week on the Dismal Science, Mark and Raph take a look at the latest Australian labour market fi
Join Mark and Raph to unpack the potential economic implications of the US election result. We exami
This week on The Dismal Science, we examine the latest economic data releases, including wage growth
The big news this week is the US presidential election. Markets are reacting in real time as results
This week we look at the latest Australian inflation figures. The September quarter CPI figures came
Today we have an in-depth look at the IMF's latest World Economic Outlook report, before returning h
Another week, another economic roller coaster. Join Mark and Raph to discuss the recent volatility
Much to discuss on the agenda today. We unpack recent housing data, exploring the slowdown in price
We begin with a look at recent inflation data. While headline inflation has decreased, Mark explore
In this short but packed episode, we go through the complex economic landscape facing Australia and
Prompted by proposed changes to Australia's Reserve Bank, as well as increased criticism of central
We welcome back AICD Chief Economist Mark Thirlwell, fresh from his holiday, as we dive into the mar
It's our 200th episode and Ivan's last ever :( Mark turns the tables on him and asks what's changed
Mark Thirlwell is once again joined by Raphael Dixon to discuss the new consumer confidence survey,
Mark regales us with the vibe on the ground in Canberra. Plus, an around the grounds on: • RBA Minut
Monthly inflation numbers have come in hot, adding pressure on the RBA to lift rates. What does the
