Join the AICD’s Chief Economist Mark Thirlwell GAICD for this weekly deep dive into the latest econo
We talk to directors about their outlook for the economy and the challenges they're facing, we catch
Once again, we're live from the Australian Governance Summit. We talk RBA, of course, whether the wo
As criticism of the RBA governor Philip Lowe mounts, we ask how high will interest rates go, what co
For our first episode of the year, we look ahead at the five big questions for 2023: Will the RBA k
It's another bumper quizmas episode. We score Mark on last year's quiz and look ahead to 2023. Plus,
A new AI chatbot called ChatGPT has us asking if the robot productivity revolution is nigh. Plus, a
Inflation is showing signs of waning. Have we put the genie back in the bottle? Plus, a non-apology
Another climate conference, another cop out? We look at the progress, or lack thereof, at COP-27, in
As criticism builds, the RBA has reviewed its forward guidance given during the pandemic. Has it per
DSGE models, which power central banks' interest rate decisions, are under fire. Can we trust them?
With energy prices continuing to soar, the government is exploring its options to keep the lid on. S
The inflation rate has surged to a 32-year high, but how will the RBA respond at their upcoming meet
The federal budget is out next week. What should we expect the Treasurer to announce on Tuesday nigh
The IMF has released its latest forecast for the world economy, and the outlook is pretty grim. What
The RBA has raised rates, but it was a smaller hike than many were expecting. What could the Reserve
Central banks across the globe have been lifting interest rates over the last week. The RBA is almos
The RBA Governor has faced some tricky questions at a parliamentary committee. What did Philip Lowe
The Reserve Bank keeps hiking and there’s more to go Governor Lowe says. But with protesters hitting
Fed Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has promised to 'keep at it' raising interest rates, house prices in
Australia's flash Purchasing Managers' Index has fallen into contractionary territory. Is it a sign
