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5 in 5 with ANZ

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Start your day with 5 in 5 with ANZ. You’ll hear the five things you need to know about the global economy and markets in under 5 minutes. Plus a deep dive into emerging trends and issues. Hosted by business and financial journalist Bernard Hickey, the podcast features exclusive insights from ANZ’s global team of experts. Before accessing this podcast, please read the disclaimer at www.... more

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The Bank of England holds overnight, as expected. The Bank of Japan is expected to follow the Fed and hike today. And New Zealand’s economy holds on to growth, despite the oil price shock, as a few green shoots poke through.

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The Fed hikes US interest rates in a unanimous vote and signals more to come. Higher oil prices are set to slow New Zealand’s economic growth in data due today. And Japan’s exports stay strong, but with a surge in imports as energy prices jump.

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Oil prices and US bond yields rise again on more news of oil supply restrictions in the Middle East. Signs of stagflation emerge in China. Australian consumer confidence improves. And New Zealand’s housing market weakens again in August.

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Oil hits US$109/barrel and the US 10 year yield briefly tops 5% after the key Yanbu pipeline is blown up. ANZ Research changes its view on the Fed to a hike this week from a hold. And India’s inflation rate rises.

In our deep-dive interview, ANZ’s C... more

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Recent Guests

Vicky Xiao Zhao
ANZ economist
ANZ
Episode: Friday: US bond yields jump to 19-year highs
Richard Yersinger
ANZ group chief economist
ANZ
Episode: Monday: US rate hike bets up on Warsh speech
Sharon Dolnus
ANZ New Zealand chief economist
ANZ
Episode: Monday: US rate hike bets up on Warsh speech
Jasmine Jiang
ANZ economist covering Australia's wage and labor market
ANZ
Episode: Thursday: US Treasury targets long bond yields
Matt Dilley
ANZ agri-economist, dairy market expert
ANZ
Episode: Thursday: US Treasury targets long bond yields
Deraj Nims
ANZ economist, Bank Indonesia coverage
ANZ
Episode: Thursday: US Treasury targets long bond yields
Khun Goh
ANZ Head of Asia Research, commented on Singapore economy
ANZ
Episode: Wednesday: RBA holds rates
Sophia Angala
ANZ economist
ANZ
Episode: Thursday: Oil price rise spurs inflation worries
Crystal Tam
ANZ Economist
ANZ
Episode: Monday: Brent nearer US$90 after new strikes

Hosts

Alex Tarrant
Host of multiple ANZ-focused market programs and co-presenter in this show.
Bernard Hickey
Business and financial journalist; long-time host focusing on daily market briefings and deep-dive interviews.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 204 ratings
  • Cannot understand presenters

    Literally cannot understand any of the presenters chosen. Either on a bad phone line or th accent is too thick.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Zander8888
    Australia7 months ago
  • Mumbling

    They always get the same few guests, and half of them are mumbling or have very heavy accent, so I struggle to understand what they say. Waste of time.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Carl-246
    United Kingdom10 months ago
  • To much focus on NZ

    Love our friends across the ditch but for a podcast with mainly AU listeners this is Waaaay too Kiwi centric. We need more relevant market news for the AU market!

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    ARM2Mac
    Australia2 years ago
  • A bit flat

    Trying to recreate the NAB podcast, but not as good. No banter and segments are too rigid and rehearsed.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    PeterP8991
    Australia2 years ago
  • Informative

    Great for the morning commute, gets me up to speed on overnight activity to start my day.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Butcha4578642278
    Australia3 years ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

A few critiques mention Kiwi-focused angles; the show could broaden coverage for AU-centric listeners.
Listeners appreciate clear, concise market briefs that fit busy mornings.
Some listeners feel accents or delivery can be hard to follow in noisy environments.
Guests and experts are valued for data-backed explanations and practical insights for traders and policymakers.

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Thursday: Brent crude rises above US$100/bbl
Q: Could this policy package be a turning point in the China property downturn?
Many institutions have long anticipated a turning point, but the speaker argues the measure targets the supply side and may not produce a rapid reversal; demand remains weak and structural changes will take time to play out.
Thursday: Brent crude rises above US$100/bbl
Q: What problem were the authorities trying to solve here with this current system?
The pre-sales model arose from excess demand and limited supply, so authorities shifted focus toward completed homes to address imbalances and reduce risks from speculative pre-sales.
Tuesday: Aus business data tips GDP upside
Q: I asked Preksha about the importance of dividend season from an FX perspective.
Dividend season is important because many Australian companies declare USD-denominated dividends and convert parts of those USD payments to AUD for domestic shareholders, but these conversions occur over weeks rather than on a single day, limiting their ability to drive a sustained move in the AUD.
Tuesday: Oil up 5%; RBA set to hold today
Q: What are the similarities between 1990s Japan and today's China economy?
The guest explains that both countries faced debt build-up, demographic challenges, and shifts in growth drivers, but China has continued industrializing and exporting, which mitigates some of the stagnation seen in Japan, though both face structural pressures that affect growth and policy options.
Thursday: NZ jobless rate at 11-year high
Q: What broader trends are you seeing in the Australian housing market beyond Sydney and Melbourne?
The data show that Adelaide and Brisbane are now recording housing price declines, with Perth and Canberra also contributing to a broader downward trend, though the regional market (like Darwin) has shown pockets of strength. The overall picture suggests a slower, more uneven adjustment driven by sustained high rates, supply constraints, and shifting demand across cities.

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Five in Five with ANZ delivers quick, data-driven market briefings each episode, paired with a deeper interview from ANZ's global economist team. Listeners get concise updates on global and regional economy signals, central bank expectations, currency moves, and commodity trends, followed by in-depth perspectives from senior ANZ economists on policy paths and regional growth. Notable strengths include the rapid five-point market summaries and the consistently expert long-form conversations with economists across Australia, New Zealand, Asia, and the US. The format is well-suited for busy professionals who want both a succinct daily briefing and a solid, research-backed expert view on macro trends and policy implications.

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3. Sharon Dolnus
4. Jasmine Jiang
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