After predicting a recession last month, Roger Montgomery returns to the show to give his latest update on where we are, where we are headed, and which sectors will be affected.

Global markets have taken a hit on concerns of the end, or at least tapering, of quantitative easing in the US. It comes as Japan’s central bank pledges to continue its aggressive monetary easing policies, so how reliant are global markets on QE programs? For more James Daggar-Nickson is joined by …

Many economists predict significant declines in mining investment over the coming decade, but the question investors want answered is, ‘have we reached the peak yet?’ To discuss, Rudi Filapek-Vandyck, editor of FNArena and regular columnist on the Switzer Super Report, joins James Daggar-Nickson on Super TV.

A recent study has revealed that Australia has the eighth highest corporate tax rate in the world, making us a less than desirable place to do business for many international companies. For more on the findings and what they mean for our economy, James Tng, from UHY Haines Norton, joins …

In the monthly RBA board meeting yesterday the decision was made to leave interest rates on hold. Despite rates sitting at current record lows there is still the argument to bring them even lower. Sky News Political Editor David Speers caught up with Finance Minister, Penny Wong, to hear what …