NAB Morning Call
Start your day with the NAB Morning Call for the latest overnight key economic and market information straight from our team of expert market economists and strategists. This includes perspective on overnight news and market price action and the forces shaping movements in Australian and global markets in the days ahead.
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- Update frequency
- every day
- Average duration
- 16 minutes
- Episodes
- 1333
- Years Active
- 2020 - 2025
Aussie dollar flying high, US equities stall
Tuesday 1st September 2020The Australian and NZ dollars reached two-year highs in the overnight session, with the US dollar declining further. Phil Dobbie asks NAB’s Rodrigo Catril whether the trend …
00:13:46 |
Mon 31 Aug 2020
US dollar falls as Fed’s policy sinks in
Monday 31st August 2020NAB’s Ray Attrill says the US dollar bore the brunt of Friday’s reflective thinking on Jerome Powell’s Jackson Hole speech. He says, if the market believes the Fed will run inf…
00:13:44 |
Sun 30 Aug 2020
Powell’s average address
Friday 28th August 2020Jerome Powell used his virtual address to the Jackson Hole Symposium to announcer the Fed’s strategy of targeting an ‘average’ 2% inflation rate, a subtle change that is likely…
00:13:40 |
Thu 27 Aug 2020
High winds, high hopes and higher equities
Thursday 27th August 2020There’s continued optimism in the markets, with equities reaching new highs again, helped on by better than expected durable goods orders in the US, and despite rising US-Chi…
00:14:27 |
Wed 26 Aug 2020
Choppy waters, with a flash of hope for Germany
Wednesday 26th August 2020The US dollar is down again this morning, with equities up and touching new highs again. More significantly, we’ve seen sizeable increase in government bond yields in the US…
00:13:31 |
Tue 25 Aug 2020
Looking on the bright side of life
Tuesday 25th August 2020US equities reached new highs again, with big gains also in Europe. NAB’s Rodrigo Catril says investors are back to reacting to the vaccine hopes, with President Trump announc…
00:13:28 |
Mon 24 Aug 2020
Europe slows down, Trump’s vaccine plans speed up
Monday 24th August 2020Europe’s PMI’s disappointed markets on Friday, whereas the US numbers were better than expected, helping to lift equities to new highs (again). The UK provided mixed news, with…
00:12:56 |
Sun 23 Aug 2020
Equity highs, then PMIs
Friday 21st August 2020US equities continue to rise, even though the jobless claims numbers rose last week. Phil Dobbie asks NAB’s Gavin Friend, at what point will they appear to be overvalued? There…
00:13:31 |
Thu 20 Aug 2020
FOMC minutes fail to map out direction
Thursday 20th August 2020There’s no doubt about it, there was disappointment from investors after the minutes of the recent FOMC meeting were released. There was hope that there would be some indicat…
00:13:59 |
Wed 19 Aug 2020
Stocking up and moving up
Wednesday 19th August 2020US stocks continue to rise to record highs, helped today by strong housing starts and building permits. Phil Dobbie asks NAB’s Tapas Strickland whether there’s too much opti…
00:13:06 |
Tue 18 Aug 2020
Aussie flies higher, US equities higher still
Tuesday 18th August 2020The US dollar continues to fall, pushing the Aussie dollar higher this morning. The dovish tone set by the RBNZ – plus a delayed election – means the NZ dollar hasn’t seen the…
00:13:19 |
Mon 17 Aug 2020
Longer lockdowns, no trade talks, Democrats swing into action
Monday 17th August 2020Lockdowns have been extended in Victoria and Auckland, even as COVID-19 cases ease. But, NAB’s Rodrigo Catril, says hotspots around the world are becoming a bigger concern, hen…
00:13:50 |
Sun 16 Aug 2020
Jobs, stimulus and bond yields
Friday 14th August 2020Jobs data is confusing right now. How much is it influenced by government stimulus activity? Well, not much in the US right now because an agreement still hasn’t been reached, …
00:12:56 |
Thu 13 Aug 2020
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