Senior Business Columnist, The Age, Sydney Morning Herald
Stephen Bartholomeusz is a Senior Business Columnist at The Age and the Sydney Morning Herald. He is one of Australia’s most respected business journalists, covering a wide range of topics including business and economics, international trade, and geopolitics, with a particular focus on commodities markets and the global economy. Stephen's insights and analyses have been featured in The Age, The Sydney Morning Herald, WAtoday, Brisbane Times, and Newswav.
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Stephen Bartholomeusz's coverage predominantly focuses on finance and economy with an emphasis on investment analysis, citing data, legal policy regulation and government announcements. He would be interested in inputs from experts who can provide deep insights into economic trends, stock market movements, global trade dynamics or government policies affecting the financial sector.
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August 4, 2026 — 11:57am
By: Stephen Bartholomeusz
By: Stephen Bartholomeusz
SpaceX’s shares plunged after Elon Musk’s mega company said a near-doubling of its revenues was dwarfed by its skyrocketing investments, particularly on AI.
By: Stephen Bartholomeusz
The impact of last week’s historic intervention to prop up the yen is already fading. That signals risks for Japan, the US and the rest of the world.
August 11, 2026 — 11:55am Even with his handpicked man in the chair of the Federal Reserve Board, Donald Trump can't help himself.
By: Stephen Bartholomeusz
Renewed fears of inflation in the US, global financial vulnerabilities and the AI hype have driven a sharp rise in the gold price. That signals risky times ahead.
The US president’s latest cash grab went live on the weekend, with his Trump Media & Technology’s “Truth API” giving subscribers early access to his market-moving social media posts for up to $US1.2 million a year.
By: Stephen Bartholomeusz
A group of heavyweight Wall Street firms has teamed with Nvidia to financially engineer a more than $700 billion funding pool for AI chips.
