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| | | Binance and its chief executive Changpeng Zhao have been charged by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) following claims of "willful evasion of US law." The CFTC announced it filed a civil enforcement action in the US District Court against ... |
| | | | ... energy dividends are unlikely to repeat the sharp increases of 2022, while mining payouts will be dependent on underlying commodity process. "That said, the re-opening of China is likely to boost economic growth once the current wave of COVID-19 infections ... |
| | | | ... risks. An IMF report said downside risks to the economic outlook dominate, with uncertainty regarding global growth, commodity prices, and domestic developments surrounding wages, house prices, and tighter monetary conditions. As such, economic growth ... |
| | | | ... Europe there are some upside risks." Similarly, the re-opening of China might contribute to higher global energy and commodity prices, re-invigorating upstream costs for global companies. "Both global and local Asian investors are likely to increase ... |
| | | | ... companies, with the sector considerably outperforming all other sectors in 2022. "Strong balance sheets, driven by the commodity rally, enabled increased payouts from businesses including Shell, BP plc and Exxon Mobil Corp. We think this strength can ... |
| | | | ... value." In other news, and on the investment front, Janus Henderson believes that Australia is lagging behind as its commodity cycle rolls over. According to the latest Janus Henderson Global Dividend Index, Australian dividends have seen a 13% decline ... |
| | | | ... currencies have fallen further. He added that if global economic conditions collapse, leading to a sharp fall in Australian commodity prices, impacting export earnings, this will likely push inflation down further across the globe and the nation. "This ... |
| | | | ... government's gloomy long-term deficit forecast is because the temporary revenue boosts from higher employment and higher commodity prices will fade and fall, whereas the permanent spending pressures on the Budget are forecast to exponentially grow. ... |
| | | | ... dislocation of critical minerals over the medium to longer-term - with demand set to outpace supply and spark higher commodity prices." He added that investor interest in investing in green metals is surging as more and more net zero commitments are ... |
| | | | ... have," Mousina said. While US shares are in a bear market, Australia has been fortunate this year, shielded by very high commodity prices that support national income and stocks in domestic indices. "Relatively speaking, Australia benefits from having ... |
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