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Trump tide

With Donald Trump on track for victory in the US presidential election, Australia's leaders are already turning their minds to what the results mean for them.




The RBA governor wouldn't be drawn on what the US election result might mean for Australia's economy. But it's clear there will be an impact — for better or for worse.








CEO Shemara Wikramanayake tells Capital Brief why she's optimistic about the future of Macquarie's US investments, no matter who wins next week's election.



Voters in Japan, which is still crucial to Australia's economy, have just added to the instability sweeping through markets in the 'year of the election'.


In a wide-ranging interview, the former Home Affairs boss said Australia may not be able to go it alone on a Big Tech levy, questioned the effectiveness of TikTok bans, and took aim at Elon Musk.









With the US election nearing, Aussie investors are bracing for market volatility. But the biggest concern remains unaddressed by either candidate, says Citi's global macro strategist.






Anthony Albanese wraps up a two-day visit to the ASEAN summit in Laos today, as the bloc faces increasingly urgent questions over how to manage the rise of China.





Labor’s bills to improve housing supply are still stuck in the Senate as parliament returns. But internal government briefs show growing pressure to address the demand side of the crisis.



The prime minister's appearance alongside a candidate in Western Sydney today shows why he may face a battle to keep the focus on his domestic agenda.





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