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Higher government spending, higher interest rates: what’s next?
David Buckland
October 30, 2026
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is stuck between a rock and a hard place. Following four cash rate increases commencing in February 2026, it looks likely that Melbourne Cup Day will see the fifth increase in nine months, potentially taking the cash rate to 4.85 per cent, the highest rate since 2008. Continue…
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AI’s creative destruction or benign reset?
Roger Montgomery
October 29, 2026
Ed Yardeni just published his latest research note titled “Is AI useless?”
Now, to be fair, questioning whether trillion-dollar hyperscalers, NVIDIA and Frontier Labs, are collectively making an AI-powered mistake is clearly motivated by a little attention-seeking, but AI leaders are facing real challenges. Continue…
by Roger Montgomery Posted in Market commentary, Technology & Telecommunications.
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Musk’s crystal ball says AI bubble is over
Roger Montgomery
October 28, 2026
Elon Musk issued a warning over the weekend about the state of artificial intelligence (AI) financing.
According to the SpaceX and Tesla founder, the debt markets have seized up for pure-play AI data centre operators, and more than 200 neocloud companies face severe consolidation or total collapse. Continue…
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Propertybuyer podcast – is the property market about to shift?
Roger Montgomery
October 27, 2026
With interest rates, inflation and broader economic uncertainty continuing to influence Australia’s property market, what lies ahead for property prices and investors?
In this episode of The Propertybuyer Podcast I joined host Rich Harvey to discuss the outlook for Australia’s property market and the factors that could shape its future direction. The conversation explores the changing economic environment and what investors should consider when navigating market uncertainty, with a focus on the forces influencing property markets and long-term investment decisions.
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Is the AI bubble leaking?
Roger Montgomery
October 27, 2026
Rising pressure on artificial intelligence (AI) debt, growing scepticism around massive AI spending, and investors beginning to question whether the returns could justify the investments. Continue…
by Roger Montgomery Posted in Technology & Telecommunications.
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Can plunging AI costs outrun the spending spree?
Roger Montgomery
October 26, 2026
Artificial intelligence (AI), inference is getting cheaper at a pace that is rewriting the usual rules of technological progress. Continue…
by Roger Montgomery Posted in Market commentary, Technology & Telecommunications.
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Aswath Damodaran on the AI capex boom
Roger Montgomery
October 23, 2026
In a recent Substack post, NYU Stern School of Business Professor Aswath Damodaran – widely recognised as the ‘Dean of Valuation’ – delved into the current state of the equity market and the wave of artificial intelligence (AI) capital expenditures (capex). Continue…
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BCA equity outlook review
Roger Montgomery
October 22, 2026
BCA Research has published its latest equity strategy report authored by Noah Weisberger, Yifei Liu, and Allen Li, titled Cerberus Paribus: The Three-Headed Threat To Equity Valuations (Bonds, Earnings, and IPOs).
BCA’s principal stance on United States equities remains “constructive”, however the report warns about the shifting mechanics driving the market. Specifically, the path toward their S&P 500 8,100 year-end target is transitioning from a regime fuelled by price-to-earnings (P/E) multiple expansion to one increasingly reliant on fundamental earnings growth. Continue…
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