by Stephen Roberts | 31 Oct, 2022 | Market Commentary
Laminar Capital’s Senior Economist Stephen Roberts give his insights into the capital markets for this week. Click to listen to our economic update. This podcast has been produced for Laminar Capital and its wholesale clients. Any statements made are the view...
by Stephen Roberts | 24 Oct, 2022 | Economic Weekly, Laminar Economist Stephen Roberts, Market Commentary
What a difference 7 months can make when framing an Australian Budget. The international and local economic outlook have changed considerably, and not in line with anyone’s best forecasts back in March. When the previous government delivered its pre-election Budget in...
by Stephen Roberts | 24 Oct, 2022 | Market Commentary
Laminar Capital’s Senior Economist Stephen Roberts give his insights into the capital markets for this week. Click to listen to our economic update. This podcast has been produced for Laminar Capital and its wholesale clients. Any statements made are the view...
by Stephen Roberts | 17 Oct, 2022 | Economic Weekly, Laminar Economist Stephen Roberts, Market Commentary
Inflation is stickier and higher than expected in the US, according to the September CPI data released last week. The CPI was up 0.4% month-on-month, 8.2% y-o-y with the core CPI excluding food and energy prices up 0.6% m-o-m, 6.6% y-o-y. Rising service prices are...
by Stephen Roberts | 17 Oct, 2022 | Market Commentary
Laminar Capital’s Senior Economist Stephen Roberts give his insights into the capital markets for this week. Click to listen to our economic update. This podcast has been produced for Laminar Capital and its wholesale clients. Any statements made are the view...
by Stephen Roberts | 4 Oct, 2022 | Economic Weekly, Laminar Economist Stephen Roberts, Market Commentary
The recessionary consequences of central banks fighting to contain high inflation loomed large again in September causing most financial assets to sell off. The US Federal Reserve hiked another 75bps in the month taking the Funds rate up to 3.25% and indicated higher...
