ABC reporter. Economics. Business. “I never knew a man could tell so many lies, he had a different story for every set of eyes.”
Australia (National)
Gareth Hutchens' coverage primarily focuses on finance, economy, and government-related topics with a strong emphasis on citing data and government announcements. This indicates that he is likely to be interested in pitches related to the Australian economy, ASX, housing market, inflation, and energy market supported by credible data or insights from authoritative sources.
Given his focus on citing data and government announcements, pitches could revolve around analysis of economic indicators or responses to official statements impacting the Australian financial landscape. Additionally, providing unique perspectives backed by reliable data would be valuable for engaging him effectively.
As Gareth's geographic focus is national (Australia), relevant news related to the country's economic policies or developments in the ASX are more likely to capture his attention.
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By: Gareth Hutchens
The ASX200 is expected to jump higher on the opening bell, Wall Street's three major stock markets all finished higher overnight. Follow live.
By: Gareth Hutchens, Stephen Letts
Commonwealth Bank economists have revised their interest rate forecasts, saying they now don't expect the Reserve Bank to cut rates until November.
By: Gareth Hutchens
The ASX200 is expected to open lower today, following heavy losses on Wall Street. The US Federal Reserve started its two-day rates meeting overnight, and analysts expect the central bank to keep rates unchanged.
By: Kate Ainsworth, Gareth Hutchens
By: Gareth Hutchens
The Economic Inclusion Advisory Committee says Australia's unemployment benefits are woefully inadequate, and Australia sticks out internationally.
By: Gareth Hutchens
The Reserve Bank has kept interest rates on hold at 4.35 per cent. It means rates will remain at this level for another six weeks, until the RBA Board's next meeting in mid-June.
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