Richard Yetsenga
BlueNotes
Sydney, NSW, Australia
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VIDEO: the return of fiscal policy
Speaking on video, the ANZ Chief Economist says budget pushes the fiscal boundaries – and is right to do so. → Read More
Post-crisis investment evolves
The economic aftermath of the COVID-19 crisis looks very different to historical cycles. → Read More
VIDEO: the new era of fiscal leadership
Speaking on video, the ANZ Chief Economist scores the Federal Budget on three fronts. → Read More
Monetary policy: reaching the bottom of the barrel
As monetary policy’s impact on credit diminishes, secular stagnation is beginning to take hold. → Read More
Climate change: shifting the economy
The impact of climate change on global economies is reaching boiling point. → Read More
Waiting on China’s ascendance
China’s private sector is facing a make-or-break scenario as the region’s access to credit hangs in the balance. → Read More
Global economy: should survive the horse trading
Tariffs and trade tensions are not about to bring down the economy, says ANZ’s chief economist. → Read More
FEDERAL BUDGET 2019: reaching peak budget
Structural changes occurring in Australia are starting to impact the budget more forcefully, particularly demographic changes. → Read More
IWD2019: the benefits of difference
Diversity is good for the economy (although diversity in economics is still lacking). → Read More
Aus house prices: what else are they telling us?
There are deeper implications of the largest fall in Australian house prices since the GFC. → Read More
New year, new outlook
2019 is shaping up to be a less stressful year than 2018 for global markets, says ANZ Research. → Read More
More than robotaxis: the tech revolution and productivity
We still don’t have an answer to a fundamental question: what will the tech revolution do to the nature of jobs? → Read More
The shifting power balance in housing
Both of the key drivers of house prices have now pretty much hit their limits. → Read More
Why Chinese exports are not going to collapse
The US-China relationship (or lack thereof) continues to make headlines with trade and tariffs a key focus. → Read More
Australia China’s exposure is overexposed
Australia is exposed to China but not singularly exposed. → Read More
What does success look like in housing policy?
Improving housing affordability is important but not everyone will (or should) own a home. Choice is an overlooked factor in the debate. → Read More
Japan’s point of no return
There’s a laundry list of countries hoping Japan has a winning game plan for its ageing population. → Read More
Let’s not waste time on the why
As the spotlight falls on the US yield curve, ANZ Research looks at what this means for credit risk. → Read More
The technology shock
We should resist the tendency to treat the changes we are seeing as one-offs. → Read More
Is China the only light at the end of the tunnel?
With global growth at its peak, China’s liquidity policy looms as an increasingly important factor for the world. → Read More