Michael Janda is a business reporter for ABC Australia. With a background in political economy and law, Michael covers a wide range of topics including economic growth, housing industry, interest rates, and unemployment. His articles provide insights into the Australian economy and its impact on individuals and businesses.
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Michael Janda’s coverage primarily focuses on the finance and economy, particularly within Australia. His articles often cite data and provide investment analysis. Therefore, he is likely to be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can offer unique insights into economic trends, market movements, housing industry analysis or unemployment statistics specifically related to Australia.
It would also be beneficial to approach him with relevant data-backed analyses or predictions regarding interest rates, stock market performance, or any other financial indicators specific to the Australian context.
As Michael's geographic focus is national (Australia), it would be advantageous for pitches to emphasize their relevance and applicability within the Australian financial landscape.
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By: Michael Janda, Nassim Khadem
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By: Michael Janda
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By: Michael Janda
The benchmark US share index posted its fourth straight day of losses taking it 4 per cent off its recent record high, although gains in iron ore are expected to push the ASX higher. Follow the latest on our live markets blog.
By: Emilia Terzon, Gareth Hutchens, Michael Janda
By: Michael Janda
Australian share market futures are pointing to a solid rebound for the local market after Friday's fall, while some of the world's biggest tech stocks endured a horror day on Friday in the US. Follow the latest on our live markets blog.
By: Nadia Daly, Michael Janda
By: Michael Janda, Nadia Daly
By: Michael Janda
It's the number one issue around Australia, particularly in our biggest cities, groaning under record population growth — finding somewhere affordable to live.
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