Marc Franklin, Managing Director and Senior Portfolio Manager of Multi Asset Solutions, Manulife Investment Management, tells James Ross that we should take Janet Yellen's remarks that de-regulation may have gone too far with a pinch of salt. Andrew Freris, CEO of Ecognosis Advisory adds that whatever happens, investors need to be more careful and understand that they stand to lose money if their deposits aren't insured.

Robbie McRobbie, CEO of the Hong Kong Rugby Union says around 20% of the 32,000 ticket sales so far were made using overseas credit cards, when that number was closer to 50% pre-covid. He says that's down to the fact that direct flights from certain destinations have still not returned, while tickets from others remain very expensive.

Carolyn Wright speaks to Robert Lockyer, Founder and CEO of Delta Global, on moves to make the luxury retail industry, and in particular the way those goods are packaged, more sustainable.

Chris Weston, Head of Research at Pepperstone, says that while there is still a case to be made for a rate hike from the RBA next week, he and many economists are expecting a pause.