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The downturn we have to have all over again: how low property prices will fall after today's RBA decision - Switzer (opens the original)
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HSBC’s chief economist, Paul Bloxham expects the Reserve Bank to raise rates on Tuesday afternoon and again in November, with house prices falling 13 per cent nationally before it is done. He calls it “the downturn we have to have”. The Reserve Bank hands down its decision at 2.30pm today. A rise to 4.60per cent is close to fully priced and all four major banks forecast it. HSBC chief economist Paul Bloxham expects the Reserve Bank to go up not only today but again on Cup Day in November. Speaki
Analyst reveals there are still ways to get in on the ASX AI trade - Switzer (opens the original)
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Asked on the Switzer Show this week for her best idea coming out of reporting season, Bell Direct’s Grady Wulff did not name a stock straight away. Instead, she described a market that has split in two. “The economy, it’s a tale of two speeds,” she said. “We’ve got resources booming. We’ve got consumer-facing stocks really under pressure, and those tech high-growth stocks really under pressure with higher for longer interest rates.” So what’s left? Wulff says we need to look at the part of the m
OpenAI caught in Medicare 'hack', Australian PM reveals - Switzer (opens the original)
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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese this morning revealed to the public that an AI agent run by OpenAI – maker of ChatGPT – accessed Medicare documents that were “not for public consumption” back in June this year. Speaking from New York this morning, where he’s holed up ahead of an address to the UN Security Council later today (ironically), Albo broke the news. We’re waiting on the transcript for the full quotes but according to reports, Albanese said that an OpenAI agent breached Medic
Could BHP share price hit $100? This analyst thinks so - Switzer (opens the original)
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For the first time, most of BHP’s earnings came from copper rather than iron ore. Bell Direct senior market analyst Grady Wulff put a number on the copper shift on this week’s Switzer Show. “I’d say it could reach $100 per share easily because of its copper exposure,” she said, before adding: “BHP has so strategically shifted its earnings and key driver of earnings to copper. And so, in the most recent results, it was a standout result.” BHP is currently hovering just north of $60 a share, with
The limitations of AI for business should be obvious by now - Switzer (opens the original)
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Matthew Michalewicz runs Complexica, an Australian company that sells AI software to businesses. He has spent his working life in the industry, and grew up in university lecture theatres listening to his father teach artificial intelligence. On this week’s Switzer Show, Peter Switzer tried to get a stock recommendation out of him. He got something more useful instead. “If your time horizon is ten years, buy infrastructure, buy ports, you know, Dalrymple Bay and so forth where they have a 99 year
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