La Nina to El Niño: How your investments may be impacted
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El Niño and La Niña are opposite phases of a naturally occurring climate cycle that affects weather patterns around the world.
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Power-hungry AI a watch-out for equity investors
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In all the investor excitement about AI equities, investors may be missing a crucial factor. Pendal equities analyst Elise McKay explains.
Read MoreMacro Perspectives: Recession, inflation and duration consideration
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From a macroeconomic perspective, 2022 centered around the actions of reserve banks around the world.
Read MoreWhen the falling AUD can benefit your investment portfolio
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While the Australian Dollar has been sinking versus the US Dollar for the majority of 2022, many have seen a big hit to the hip-pocket when it comes to the cost of travelling or paying for goods or services from the US.
Read MoreFixed income – new dynamics demand fresh thinking
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Read MoreEconomic outlook : March 2022 Quarter Economic Review
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On the inflation front, notably in the US, prices of durable goods were unchanged from January to February, while prices of non-durables were up by 1.8%, largely due to rising energy prices.
Read MoreEconomic outlook: December 2021 quarter economic review
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Inflation continues to be the key topic in relation to the global economy.
Read MoreHow do interest rates affect stock markets?
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Interest rates are at all time lows around the world, however it’s been said they’re ‘lower for longer’ – not ‘lower for ever’. Here, we will look at how interest rates affect stock markets and what may happen in an interest rate rise.
Read MoreEconomic outlook: September 2021 quarter economic review
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The COVID-19 pandemic remains a major feature on the global stage, although with growing vaccination rates and declining cases, the focus has shifted to China and inflation.
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Economic outlook
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The countries that participate in the OECD include the USA, Australia, France, Germany and the UK amongst other developed economies. There are economic indicators for these countries that are designed to show us things such as the likely path of economic growth. The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Composite Leading Indicator is one such measure. Pleasingly, this indicator has returned to the high levels seen before the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read MoreBig Tech’s market might in five charts
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How would the US market have performed without Big Tech? How do their profits compare? Our charts reveal the market dominance of the “FAMAGs”.
Read MoreHow younger members can make the most of market volatility
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In unprecedented times, market volatility and the news headlines that follow can often be a cause of concern for members – particularly when it comes to superannuation.
Read MoreRecovery watch: When will growth return?
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COVID-19 has forced economists to become students of virology.
Read MoreEconomic outlook
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A global economic recovery remains underway as indicated by The JP_Morgan Global Composite PMI which rose 5 points to 52.1 in September.
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Embracing the fear
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Sharemarkets are the most volatile they’ve been in the past 20 years. Increased uncertainty, fear, forced and panic selling, as well as reduced liquidity, are all contributing factors to currently elevated levels of volatility.
Read MoreEconomic outlook
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The world began 2020 much as it ended in 2019. There was growing optimism in the global economy with expectations that the US and China had ‘buried the hatchet’ on trade disputes and the United Kingdom (UK) would be exiting the European Union (EU) in a less disruptive fashion. This optimism lasted until February.
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