Damien Mu makes what may seem, at first pass, a somewhat startling admission for a senior insurance executive. he's not sure exactly what's covered by his own various personal insurance policies.
Growth in home building and house prices in Australia is going to shrink further, according to the latest business outlook report from Deloitte Access Economics.
The Australian dollar began the new trading week as it ended off the last, briefly hitting the highest level since June 2015 this morning before easing lower in recent trade.
Iron ore spot markets softened on Friday, although they still ended the week with solid gains. According to Metal Bulletin, the spot price for benchmark 62% fines fell 0.26% to $65.74 a tonne, trimming its increase for the week to 4.7%.
These are the quiet times. From April to June, tech's biggest companies all held their annual mega-events, laying out their grand visions for the next 12 months or so.
Most of us have worked with a human rain cloud at some point -- someone who just couldn't stop complaining about everything in the office. Workplace whiners are no fun to be around.
Key data in Australia this week will be led by the release of June employment figures on Thursday. Internationally, China has GDP figures for the June quarter tomorrow, while it's a quieter week of data ahead in US, UK and European markets.
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