Shane Oliver

Shane Oliver and Richard Holden dive into Australia's budget, analyzing cost-of-living relief, government spending on green tech, and the historical context of industry support. They question the sustainability of sector investments and explore the impact on productivity, fiscal management, and investments in green hydrogen and critical minerals processing.

Dr Shane Oliver, Chief Economist at AMP, brings concise macroeconomic perspective. He discusses rising petrol prices, how Middle East tensions affect global oil and Australian pump costs. He covers fuel reserves, risks to gas exports and links between fuel shocks, inflation and interest rates. He also outlines likely fiscal responses and practical household steps to cope.

Dr Shane Oliver, AMP’s Chief Economist and Head of Investment Strategy, provides quick macro and market context. He explains why oil shocks still move markets. He compares the recent spike to past shocks. He outlines possible oil-price paths and implications for equities and central bank moves. He ends with a calm warning against emotional, short-term market reactions.

Shane Oliver, Chief Economist at AMP, offers quick macroeconomic context. He explains how petrol prices reach pumps in about a week and compares the current small oil rise to past major shocks. He outlines why markets have stayed calm and how higher petrol can push inflation up while squeezing household spending.

Alison Horn, the ABC's China correspondent, shares gripping details about the devastating Hong Kong residential fire and ongoing rescue efforts. Shane Oliver, Chief Economist at AMP, sheds light on unexpected inflation spikes and their impact on interest rate forecasts. Shadow Treasurer Ted O'Brien advocates for fiscal reforms to combat inflation and discusses his plans for cost-of-living pressures. Political reporter Laura Lavelle dives into the controversial social media ban for under-16s and its legal challenges, highlighting the current debates surrounding youth safety online.