David Chapman is a Deputy Editor with extensive experience covering finance, commodities, construction, and real estate. His work often intersects with themes of agriculture and planning, reflecting a diverse range of interests from markets to wildlife. David's insights and articles have been featured in prominent publications such as Bride Magazine, Forbes, and Inc. Magazine.
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By: David Chapman
Three weeks after Trump’s re-election, markets shifted from initial euphoria to caution. Overvalued stocks, escalating geopolitical tensions (e.g., Russia/Ukraine), and rising gold prices signal instability. Gold nears all-time highs, while silver lags. Oil surged on war fears, and Trump’s controversial cabinet picks add uncertainty. Sustained stock recovery remains doubtful amid negative indicators.
By: David Chapman
The first operation on the $2.5m da Vinci Xi is set for February.
By: David Chapman
Letters to the editor also target bank fees for cash withdrawals.
By: David Chapman
The November jobs report highlighted key U.S. and Canadian employment trends, with the Michigan Sentiment Index revealing intriguing stats. Markets hit new highs, Bitcoin surpassed $100,000, and U.S. debt interest outpaced defense spending. Gold and oil struggled, while bonds and the U.S. dollar fluctuated. New highs in markets have, it seems, become normal. 0 SHARES
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As we approach Christmas, we are making a list and checking it twice—only our list, unlike the Man with the Bag, is focused on real estate issues and worries. The real estate market in 2025 faces numerous challenges across both residential and commercial sectors, driven by economic, political, and environmental factors.
By: David Chapman, Tom O'Callaghan
Northern Victorian politicians alarmed at 'very serious issues'.
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By: David Chapman
Thousands gather to enjoy the 2024 Bendigo Carols by Candlelight.
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