There are many Americans who have noticed Trump’s swollen ankles, the large bruises on his hands, and his increasingly incoherent speech, and speculate that he is in rapid terminal decline, and will soon die. The White House itself has announced that Trump is suffering from chronic venous insufficiency1.
“This is not inner-city, latte-sipping lefties:” Bowen hails regions as battery rebate numbers surge
The latest dwelling value results from PropTrack show that Melbourne continues to lag the other major capital cities for price growth. Melbourne dwelling values rose by just 2.1% in the year to August, easily the softest growth among the state capitals. As illustrated in the following chart, Melbourne dwelling value growth has lagged the other
Deutsche with the note. Announcement of Cook’s removal President Trump announced the removal of Governor Cook from the Federal Reserve Board, citing “cause” due to alleged fraud in relation to mortgages she took out on properties before her appointment to the Board. This announcement was the culmination of intensifying pressure from the administration in recent
The Market Ear on a bubble breather. Back to work Here are the latest positioning and sentiment data from the weekend. We could not really see a trend or a theme so we divided into the good, the bad and the really boring…. Keep on improving Globally, stock – specific news sentiment has improved consistently
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The ferrous complex is breaking again, right on time for seasonality. Rebar is in freefall. HRC will follow. Iron ore is next. Scuttlebutt is bearish. Steel stockpiles at major Chinese mills jumped 4% between August 11-20 to reach 15.67 million tons, according to official data. This inventory buildup signals softer domestic consumption despite targeted production
The fake left Guardian inadvertently reveals its hand today. The contingent of neo-Nazis arrived at Flinders Street station about an hour before Sunday’s anti-immigration rally was due to start. A hundred or so men, dressed in black, strode across Princes Bridge in a bloc, weaving through the large crowd that had already gathered under a sea of
The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) released dwelling approvals data for July on Monday, reporting 16,153 trend approvals for the month, the highest volume since August 2022. Despite the rebound, approvals tracked 3,847 (19%) approvals behind the National Housing Accord’s five-year target, which requires 20,000 homes to be built every month. In the year to
