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I presume you don't mean Beijing or shanghai.

ASX200 has a very strong correlation with US indicies. An increase in US rates results in US indicies decreasing, which results in the ASX 200 decreasing. This lower trend on the ASX200 will discourage investors from investing in the share market. Assuming that the RBA will not raise, may...

The net effects of the A$ dropping as a result of US raise [ assuming RBA does nothing] will result in less $ going into shares [ including ASX 200] and more into property, thereby raising prices.

I'm revising my 10% forecast to about 12-15% for sydney as the us posted stronger than expected job growth overnight, sending the local dollar down and further pressure on the federal reserve to hike, which will send the aussie further down.

From what I know, they never asked for any...I can only presume it's because they had enough in the tank.

There's a reason why the wa premier asked for, and got, a fair amount of money from the commonwealth govt ...Brisbane did not.

Actually no...I'll be buying basketball cards if brisbane booms...:D

I'd say it's got another 10% in the tank in this cycle. One if the keys will be jobs. It will start to really slow when jobs growth happens more in other places Rather than in Sydney. Hasn't really happened yet hence healthy demand with low supply resulting in strong appreciation of prices.