The Lucky Country Keeps Getting Lucky

05-Dec-17 07:35

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Kingsley shares his views about the Reserve Bank of Australia potential monetary policy decision this afternoon, and also addresses his take on the Aussie dollar in the short run and the Aussie property market's correction.

He also discusses oil prices and shale producers in light of OPEC's pledged to limit production, followed by a dive into Trump's US Tax reform win and his outlook on the US economy.

Presented by: Brian Fernandez

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Tags: Reserve Bank of Australia, Monetary Policy, Australian Dollar, Australian Property Market, OPEC, Oil Prices, U.S. Tax Reform, President Donald Trump, US Economy, US Growth

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