Glenda Kwek
Glenda Kwek is a business reporter at The Sydney Morning Herald. Email or tweet her with your news tips.
Tinkler sells out of Whitehaven
Glenda Kwek Nathan Tinkler will be out of Whitehaven by the end of today, after selling his stake to other investors.
Economy
RBA content to see the dollar fall
Glenda Kwek The Reserve Bank appears to talk down the Australian dollar to help stoke economic growth.
Economy
RBA talks the dollar down
Glenda Kwek The Reserve Bank sees further falls in the dollar to help rebalance economic growth as the mining boom peaks.
Markets
Nervous investors hang on Fed decision
Glenda Kwek Investor anxiety is building in global markets before the closely watched US Federal Reserve meeting on Wednesday, which is expected to shed more light on a possible pull-back of its asset-buying...
Markets
Nervous investors hang on US Federal Reserve decision
Glenda Kwek Investor anxiety is building in global markets before the closely watched US Federal Reserve meeting on Wednesday, which is expected to shed more light on a possible pull-back of its asset-buying...
Markets
Investors brace for Bernanke
Glenda Kwek Anxiety is building over the much-anticipated US Federal Reserve meeting on Wednesday night.
Economy
Unemployment dip to stave off rate cut
Glenda Kwek A surprise fall in the May jobless rate could keep a July cut in the cash rate at bay but is not expected to reverse the projected rise in unemployment over the next few months.
Economy
Jobs market shows some strength
Glenda Kwek The jobless rate surprised by ticking down to 5.5 per cent, a resilient result that lengthened the odds on a cut in interest rates next month.
Economy
Jobless rate tipped to hit 10-year high
Glenda Kwek The outlook has turned gloomier, with economists now tipping the unemployment rate to rise above 6 per cent.
Jobs outlook turns gloomier
Glenda Kwek Economists are revising up their unemployment rate forecasts for this year, ahead of the release of May’s jobs data tomorrow.
Media
News Corp investors approve split
Glenda Kwek The split of Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp has been formally approved by its shareholders.
Economy
Battered dollar could endure more buffets
Glenda Kwek The dollar could face more pressure on Thursday if employment figures are weaker than expected.
Ailing dollar takes another hit
Glenda Kwek The dollar has taken another belting and remains under pressure as soft data on housing loan approvals and business conditions and confidence point to a slower-than-expected transition away from...
Lending
Borrowers staying away from home loans
Glenda Kwek Home loan approvals have risen but were weaker-than-expected in April.
Economy
Business confidence stuck in a rut
Glenda Kwek Business conditions improved slightly but remain weak, despite the falling dollar and May rate cut.
Finance
Casualisation disenfranchises financially vulnerable: report
Glenda Kwek The number of Australians without access to a bank account, credit or insurance has risen by more than 46,000 in the past two years to almost 3.9 million, a new report has found.
Currencies
Battered dollar tipped to bounce back
Glenda Kwek The dollar has fallen to a 32-month low amid soft economic data, but some analysts say the currency is ready for a rebound.
Jobs
Lower wages call to tackle youth 'jobs scandal'
Glenda Kwek Rising youth unemployment is the ''scandal of our times'' and should be tackled by removing the minimum wage, introducing more training programs and maintaining an onshore manufacturing workforce,...
Economy
Dollar tipped to sit lower after roller-coaster ride
Glenda Kwek The Australian dollar has endured another week of volatility but could soon stabilise, analysts say.
Currencies
Dollar back on roller-coaster
Glenda Kwek The Aussie has plunged back below US95 cents, giving up most of its strong overnight gains.









