Michael Knox, Morgans Chief Economist

A rapid recovery in US advanced retail sales suggests a more rapid recovery for the US economy.

Michael Knox Morgans Chief Economist, discusses how just as in the previous business cycle, expansion in the US budget deficit should see a fall in the US dollar and a rise in commodity prices.

Michael Knox, Morgans Chief Economist discusses how the Australian and US economies will recover rapidly, but the US equities market has moved too far ahead.

Morgans Chief Economist Michael Knox, discusses how he prepared 4 questions for the RBA Deputy Governor Guy Debelle, at an event hosted by the Economic Society of Australia (QLD) and Morgans Financial on 30 June 2020. The Governor's answers, surprised our Chief Economist.

Aggressive rate cuts by the Fed led the US dollar to fall and the Australian dollar to rise.

Morgans Chief Economist Michael Knox discusses the road ahead for the Fed.

Morgans Chief Economist Michael Knox discusses how the second-quarter earnings will likely disappoint.

Morgans Chief Economist Michael Knox, discusses how Fed research show that negative interest rates damage the ability of the banking system to provide liquidity in times of crisis. They also damage the return on assets of banks even in normal times.

Chinese crude steel production is up 0.2% over a year ago. The output of steel products is up by 3.6%

Rapid recovery begins in the US in Q3 2020.

Morgans Chief Economist Michael Knox, discusses how a horrific fall in US GDP in Q2 of 2020 will be followed by stability and a little growth in Q3. Growth then rapidly accelerates as we move into 2021.

Morgans Chief Economoist Michael Knox discusses how a recovery in the Chinese and US economies, will generate an increase in oil demand and begin a recovery in the oil price.

Michael Knox Morgans Chief Economist discusses how the Chinese economy is almost back to full production, based on the view that they have already overcome the pandemic.

Morgans Chief Economist, Michael Knox, discusses how the Australian fiscal multiplier, is twice as large. Well, it is all because interest rates are near zero.

Morgans Chief Economist Michael Knox, discusses how 2020 will be tough, 2021 and 2022 will be boom years.

Morgans Chief Economist Michael Knox discusses how Keeping workers employed now, should enable a rapid recovery of the Australian economy in the second half of calendar 2020.

Michael Knox, Morgans Chief Economist discusses how an extra USD 454 Billion of Treasury Reserve, dramatically expands the Fed lending ability.

Fiscal expansion in both Australia and the US should support the economy in an otherwise bad second calendar quarter. Morgans Chief Economist, Michael Knox, details the impact of current government intervention in both Australia and the United States of America.

The RBA has cut rates, started Quantitative Easing and begun a funding for lending program to support bank lending to business

US Health Czar Dr. Anthony Fauci tells us that July is the longest this emergency can last. Morgans Chief Economist, Michael Knox, touches on this and the Fed's most recent decisions in an attempt to extinguish the ongoing effect of COVID-19.

The market is being sold down by machine trading programs focused on momentum. This fall will be brought to an end by a surge in Fed Liquidity.

Both the US and Australian governments and their Central banks will support growth through the year ahead.

The economy of China is sick, but the stronger US economy will support world capital markets. Morgans Chief Economist, Michel Knox, discusses his perspective on the current macro situation with the Morgans network.

Individual tax cuts and rising real wages mean more Americans are seeking work.

Where might it have come from; how fast is it growing; what are its effects on the Australian Economy?