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Ahron Young

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  • Aussie small businesses prioritise cost relief this election

    1 week ago | tickernews.co | Ahron Young

    John Hawkins, University of Canberra and Yogi Vidyattama, University of CanberraWe now have the competing bids for our votes by the alternative governments on income tax policy. From Labor, future cuts to the lowest marginal tax rate and new standard deductions for work expenses. From the Coalition, a one-off return to a tax offset for low and middle income earners that was previously nicknamed the “lamington”.

  • China's stimulus efforts amid Trump's tariffs challenge

    1 week ago | tickernews.co | Ahron Young

    China must increase domestic consumption and implement stimulus measures to counteract Trump’s tariffs and achieve its economic growth target. In ShortChina struggles to meet its 5% economic growth target due to US tariffs, prompting a potential stimulus package to boost domestic consumption. The upcoming Politburo meeting is crucial for shaping economic policies and tackling underlying issues like local government debt.

  • Powell: Trump’s tariffs pose significant economic risks

    1 week ago | tickernews.co | Ahron Young

    Fed Chair Powell warns Trump’s unexpected tariffs could harm economic stability, driving inflation and volatility in markets.

  • Leaders’ debate: Albanese, Dutton clash, no consensus winner

    1 week ago | tickernews.co | Ahron Young

    In their second debate, Albanese and Dutton faced criticism, with pundits divided over who won; security heightened amid protests. In ShortPrime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton had a second leaders’ debate in Sydney, with analysts split on who performed better. Both leaders claimed victory, but the lack of compelling visions for voters and key policy discussions left the debate’s impact unclear as elections approach.

  • Bessent: China not weaponising Treasury amid volatility

    1 week ago | tickernews.co | Ahron Young

    US Treasury Secretary Bessent asserts China isn’t weaponising Treasury amid bond market volatility from tariff policies. In ShortUS Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent addressed bond market volatility attributed to the Trump administration’s tariffs, assuring that China has not used its Treasury holdings as leverage. He explained that rising yields indicate a lack of confidence in resolving trade conflicts, but selling Treasurys would harm China’s economy.

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Ahron Young
Ahron Young @AhronYoung
10 Apr 25

When you’re taxiing out on 34L at Sydney airport and you start to wonder whether the pilot is just going to drive the plane to Melbourne… 💤 https://t.co/Kd2nerEEZ6

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Ahron Young @AhronYoung
3 Apr 25

Musk still hasn’t learned the first rule of politics. Never ever ever ever ever wear a silly hat. https://t.co/7hdKUfn62Y

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Ahron Young @AhronYoung
30 Mar 25

RT @airwaysmagazine: 🔴 To honor 100 years of aviation, a Cathay Pacific Airbus A350-1000 (CX8100) dipped to 300 meters over Victoria Harbou…