Business Editor Ross Greenwood examines potential knock-on effects as inflation for the March quarter was flat. Plus, a funds manager joins the show amid fears that large self-managed super funds are under attack from Labor's tax plan.

Business Editor Ross Greenwood unpicks a mammoth $27b gas project that Woodside have invested into in Louisiana. Plus, the recently departed boss of Virgin lands a new job running Endeavour Group.

Business Editor Ross Greenwood dissects a report warning Australia's Triple A credit rating is under pressure because of pre-election spending promises. Plus, a senior economist explains why there is still housing market uncertainty.

Shanghai hosts the world’s largest car show as China emerges as a leader in EV production, car expert David McCowen reveals the most exciting new cars, Baby Bunting CEO on redesigning the stores. Plus, AusVeg CEO on farmers burning out.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers squares off with Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor in a heated debate, full debrief with Independent Economist Warren Hogan. As Tesla profits plunge 71%, stock picker Alex Pollak explains why Tesla shares rose.

President Trump calls the U.S. Fed Chair a "Major Loser" causing a stock market sell-off. Plus, gold surges to a new record high amidst market volatility, and crypto exchange Kraken reveals which party has the most Bitcoin enthusiasts.

The ASX200 rises despite turmoil on Wall St, stock picker Jun Bei Liu reveals which companies are weathering the storm best. Plus, unemployment ticks up in March and Melbourne's Lord Mayor rallys against cuts to international students.

Chinese stocks fall as trade war concerns mount, tariff insights from the MD of Kai Yuan Capital Brock Silver and Koda Capital Chief Economist Brigette Leckie. Plus, profits in the insurance industry surge and Richard White's new job.

Star Entertainment finally releases its half-year results revealing a woeful $301m loss. Plus, insight into how superannuation funds navigate market volatility and the business sector wish list ahead of the Victorian state budget.

Special edition of Business Now as we unpack Labor's and the Coalition's housing policy announcements, featuring Centre for Independent Studies Chief Economist Peter Tulip, Helia CEO Pauline Blight-Johnston and REA Economist Anne Flaherty.

S&P/ASX 200 closes down-0.82% on Friday,RBA holds interest rates at 4.1% in April, this weeks Auction preview. Plus, Senior Commodity strategist ANZ, Daniel Hynes joins the show.

Aussie shares surge $110b in value, China hits back with 84 per cent tariffs on US goods in response to Trump’s 125 per cent hike. Plus, the ASX rebounds over six per cent after Trump pauses the trade war for 90 days.

Trump’s reciprocal tariffs on 100 nations take effect, steel producers brace for China fallout. Plus, the US president eyes major new tariffs on pharmaceuticals.

Donald Trump threatens additional 50 per cent tariff on China, Star Entertainment signs $300m deal with Bally’s. Plus, Christian Hawkesby named new RBNZ governor.

$110b wiped from Aussie markets as stocks slide, auction clearance rate edges up to 62.1 per cent. Plus, Santos commits $500k to support flood-hit communities.

ASX-listed healthcare stock Cyclopharm makes Technegas, a nuclear medicine product which helps scan the lungs of patients. Plus, a preview with REA Group on this weekend's hottest properties.

US Tariff special: Full analysis of the latest reciprocal tariffs announced by President Trump, the Chairman of Cattle Australia responds to Trump calling out Australian beef. Plus, CBA Economist Dennis Voznesenski goes through the data.

Star Casino teeters on the edge of folding as a bid for a critical loan goes bust, stock picker Adam Dawes reveals the casino has one week of cash. Plus, industry groups hit back against Labor's push for above inflation minimum wage rise.

Full analysis of RBA's latest interest rate decision; HSBC Chief Economist Paul Bloxham goes through the data and Business Reporter Edward Boyd recaps the RBA governor's press conference. Plus, Trump's new tariffs puts markets in a spin.

ASIC takes on the superannuation industry, calling it out for the way it treats grieving families claiming death benefits. Plus, economists lay out the path for the RBA to cut three more times this year and the property market rebounds.