Kyle Rodda

Australian GDP growth is tipped to rise with hotter inflation leading the markets to price in the chance of an RBA hike in the near future.

Markets enter December with anticipation as the Federal Reserve meeting will be a key risk event, with changing expectations driving market volatility

S&P 500 earnings beat expectations, valuations improved, and the Magnificent Seven led the way.

The markets price-in a 25 basis point cut to the overnight cash rate to 2.25%, with a small chance of a 50 basis point move.

Uncertainty about the path forward for US monetary policy is the critical driver of recent weakness in global equities.

Market volatility remains high as investors look to get further clues on what the Federal Reserve could do at the December meeting

Inflation could be about to rear its ugly head again. Beneath the surface of the current spike in market volatility is the underlying risk that price pressures could be building once more across the global economy, especially in the United States.

Nvidia is tipped to deliver another strong set of quarterly results, but will guidance live up to expectations?

The markets stare down a deluge of US data and Nvidia's quarterly results as the markets grapple with the probabilities of a US Federal Reserve rate cut in December.

The Australian labour force data could test interest rate market pricing and the RBA's hawkish bias.