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Markets and the economy

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Market volatility and crashes, interest rates, inflation, market news.

1:40 Thoughts on the Hostplus Indexed High Growth Super Fund 21 Oct 2026 0:45 A foreign war could raise your mortgage 20 Oct 2026 0:52 Retirement isn’t just about keeping your money safe 15 Oct 2026 1:23 Don't let a market crash derail your retirement 5 Oct 2026 1:47 Could another rate hike be coming? 30 Sep 2026 1:16 Is an AI bubble about to trigger the next market downturn? Maybe 24 Sep 2026 2:00 My answer might surprise you 16 Sep 2026 1:02 “Buy low, sell high” sounds simple in theory 11 Sep 2026 0:53 The Hidden Risk of Playing It Too Safe with Your Money 8 Sep 2026 1:38 One Nation Superannuation Policy 8 Sep 2026 1:00 The Double-Edged Sword of Property Leverage 3 Sep 2026 1:09 The Hidden Cost of Holding Too Much Cash 1 Sep 2026 2:40 Your Super’s Investment Option Matters! 1 Sep 2026 0:58 Cash Is Safe… But Is It Costing You? 31 Aug 2026 1:03 Retirement Isn’t About Watching Your Portfolio Every Day 26 Aug 2026 0:40 Expensive Markets Are Obvious. Timing Them Isn't. 26 Aug 2026 1:48 Can share markets become expensive? 25 Aug 2026 2:57 What is the share market going to do over the next 1 to 5 years? 21 Aug 2026 1:18 AI Stocks Are Exploding… But Should You Be Worried? 20 Aug 2026 0:38 Is Your Super a "National Asset"? 20 Aug 2026 0:39 Question: Where Should I invest my money in the current market? 20 Aug 2026 1:21 AI Stocks Are Booming, But What Happens When the Market Drops? 19 Aug 2026 1:52 Where Could the Next Technology Investment Opportunity Be? 18 Aug 2026 1:06 How High Can Australian Property Prices Really Go? 13 Aug 2026

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