Prashant Mehra is a writer for Finder. He has two decades of experience in business and financial news and has previously worked for Reuters, Newscorp and the Australian Associated Press. His work has appeared in major global publications including the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, the Guardian and the Nikkei Asian Review. Prashant has a graduate degree in commerce and holds a Masters of Management Studies in Finance.
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Inflation rose again: All eyes on what the RBA will do next
Australia's inflation rose to a higher than expected 7.8% in the December quarter, on an annual basis.
Will Australia face a recession in 2023? It could depend on the RBA
Experts believe Australia's central bank holds the key to whether or not the economy tips into a recession.
Mining shares could be turning cheaper: Here’s why
Shares in top miners have climbed 15–30% over the past 2 months but some are still considered undervalued.
Musk loses US$200 billion as Tesla’s share price tumbles. Is it now a buying opportunity?
Shares in the world's biggest electric car maker are down 64% over the past 12 months.
Why 2023 should be the year you start investing
Even with all the doom and gloom in the investment world, markets do go up over time.
5 investment options to try in 2023
Here's a list of some common investment options in Australia to consider when building your investment portfolio.
7 steps to set your investment goals in 2023
Developing a consistent approach to saving and investing will help you stick to your plans in 2023.
Australia’s first Sharia-compliant ETFs listed: Here’s what you need to know
The new Islamic finance products offer an investment option to ethically conscious investors.
Bullion, gold stocks or gold futures – which performs best?
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5 assets investors are buying in the dip: From commodities to ETFs
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