Matthew Cranston, Financial Review

Matthew Cranston

Financial Review

Brisbane, QLD, Australia

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Past articles by Matthew:

US immigration crisis riling all political persuasions: poll

Americans from both sides of politics are increasingly dissatisfied with the country’s immigration crisis. → Read More

Biden wants bigger Indo-Pacific budget to counter China

US Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman said more resources are needed to counter China’s rising threat. → Read More

Marles wants Beijing answers on spy balloon drifting over the US

Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles says China has more to answer for as its spy balloon drifts across America. → Read More

Google move casts cloud over Mirvac, GPT

Cutting staffing costs at the tech giant Alphabet means cutting office space, too. → Read More

IBM warns of Australia’s rising cost of cybersecurity

The tech giant says a shortage of skilled workers is exposing businesses to rising cyber threats. → Read More

US inflation eases, opening door for Federal Reserve to downshift

The consumer price index was 0.1 per cent lower in December from November, driven by a sharp drop in energy prices. → Read More

US senator softens line on AUKUS subs capacity

US politicians have clarified their willingness to build nuclear submarines for Australia after earlier expressing concerns. → Read More

This start-up has gained the attention of the world’s richest people

Australian Tom Oxley’s Synchron has become the centre of attention for three of the world’s richest people including Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos. → Read More

US seeks Australia’s backing on labour in Pacific trade deal

The White House is making improved labour standards a key part of the planned new trade pact for the Pacific. → Read More

Pentagon boosts tech company investment to take on China

The Pentagon has started a new office to speed up private investment in areas of national security. → Read More

US beefs up Pacific allies’ defences to counter China

US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin said China, like its ally Russia, seeks a world where “might makes right”. → Read More

Big donors dump Donald Trump after comeback bid

Blackstone founder Stephen Schwarzman says the Republican Party needs new leadership, joining other high-profile donors in refusing to back Mr Trump. → Read More

Australian firms win slice of Biden’s $4.5b critical minerals grants

The US Department of Energy has awarded $780 million worth of funding to Australian companies operating in America. → Read More

Conroy urges US to relax ‘stubborn’ barriers to tech transfer

Defence industry minister Pat Conroy urged the US to relax barriers to military technology transfer. → Read More

Trump Senate pick hit by abortion scandal as midterms near

Pro-life Republican candidate Herschel Walker has been rocked by controversy as next month’s US midterm elections heat up. → Read More

How many jobs must be cut before the Fed stops raising rates?

It seems a perverse idea that the US central bank would want to see fewer people employed, but currently there are too many Americans getting too big a pay rise, with only one person to fill every two jobs on offer. → Read More

Biden shifts midterm focus onto Trump and his MAGA base

The US President said MAGA forces were determined to take the country backwards. → Read More

The bigger fear for markets now is rate cuts, not rises

Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell cannot afford to make the same mistakes Arthur Burns made in the 1970s. → Read More

Fed’s message on rates is mispricing the sharemarket bottom

Minutes from the most recent Federal Reserve meeting have wrong-footed the sharemarket. → Read More

Cheney loses Republican primary in Trump victory

Liz Cheney, the Republican who has spearheaded investigations into Donald Trump’s role in the US Capitol uprising, has lost her congressional primary race. → Read More