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Tue 29 Sep 2026
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  • Mon 28 Sep 2026

    The Narrow Climb

    Plus: the Reserve Bank of Australia is expected to take the cash rate to its highest since 2011.

  • Sat 26 Sep 2026

    Capacity Wanted

    Plus: American households now expect prices to rise 4.6% over the next year.

  • Fri 25 Sep 2026

    The Excuse Note

    Plus: Costco's best sales number in years had a tank of petrol in it.

  • Thu 24 Sep 2026

    The Good News Problem

    Plus: McDonald's asks shareholders to pay for a decade of renovations.

  • Wed 23 Sep 2026

    The Maintenance Dose

    Plus: a 6.95% mortgage rate turns up in KB Home's numbers.

  • Tue 22 Sep 2026

    The CPU Comeback

    Plus: Paramount settles with a dozen states and clears the last obstacle to owning Warner Bros.

  • Mon 21 Sep 2026

    The Handover

    Plus: Eli Lilly becomes the first drug company worth a trillion dollars.

  • Sat 19 Sep 2026

    The Damage Underneath

    Plus: Saudi Arabia says its bombed pipeline will be half-working within days.

  • Fri 18 Sep 2026

    The Backup Plan

    Plus: Lennar's profit more than halved and the shares went up anyway.

  • Thu 17 Sep 2026

    The Hike Lands

    Plus: SK Hynix wants to make memory chips inside Intel's half-built Ohio plant.

  • Wed 16 Sep 2026

    The Bond Market Wins

    Plus: a lender walked away from its own bank licence and lost a quarter of its value.

  • Tue 15 Sep 2026

    The Slowdown Trade

    Plus: a drone strike in Iraq shut Saudi Arabia's back door out of the Gulf.

  • Mon 14 Sep 2026

    Calm On Top

    Plus: eight foreign ministers meet in Muscat tonight to sign a deal on the Strait of Hormuz.

  • Sat 12 Sep 2026

    Rally First, Hike Later

    Plus: Oracle booked a US$664 billion order backlog and gave the whole rally back by lunchtime.

  • Fri 11 Sep 2026

    Priced For A Hike

    Plus: copper's record rally came undone over a tariff that hasn't arrived.

  • Thu 10 Sep 2026

    One Hundred, Again

    Plus: Apple launched a folding iPhone and quietly deleted the cheap one.

  • Wed 9 Sep 2026

    Three Days At Once

    Plus: Qualcomm handed Amazon warrants over 25 million of its own shares to land a customer.

  • Tue 8 Sep 2026

    The Session That Wasn't

    Plus: Tesla launched its robotaxi, and the stock lost 6% the next day.

  • Mon 7 Sep 2026

    All That For 0.1%

    Plus: Aon is borrowing US$17.5 billion to buy an insurance broker, and its own shareholders flinched.

  • Sat 5 Sep 2026

    The Beat Nobody Wanted

    Plus: Lululemon cut its outlook for the third time this year and lost nearly a fifth of its value in a session.

  • Fri 4 Sep 2026

    Permission to Wait

    Plus: Broadcom sold US$16.7 billion of AI chips in three months and the shares fell anyway.

  • Thu 3 Sep 2026

    Hiring Cools, Hikes Don't

    Plus: Nvidia is close to paying US$14 billion for the website where open-source AI lives.

  • Wed 2 Sep 2026

    The Rout Goes Global

    Plus: Dell booked sixty billion dollars of AI server orders in thirteen weeks.

  • Tue 1 Sep 2026

    The Hormuz Premium

    Plus: the FTC says Amazon spent seven years quietly marking up its own ad auctions.

  • Mon 31 Aug 2026

    One Good Thursday

    Plus: the Reserve Bank meets on Wednesday and nobody can agree on what it does.

  • Sat 29 Aug 2026

    The Hike Nobody Priced

    Plus: Stripe and Advent walk away from PayPal, and the takeover premium leaves with them.

  • Fri 28 Aug 2026

    The SaaSpocalypse Refund

    Plus: America's data centre boom has run into the local council.

  • Thu 27 Aug 2026

    Beat, Shrug, Repeat

    Plus: the tariff refunds quietly propping up American retail earnings.

  • Wed 26 Aug 2026

    The Foot Locker Bill

    Plus: the long bond finally caught a break, and a falling oil price did most of the work.

  • Tue 25 Aug 2026

    Too Ambitious

    Plus: Trump put a 50% tariff on Canadian cars and trucks, and Ottawa is already loading its answer.

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