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| | ... inflation was forecasted to remain above target for an extended period. "Members noted that several Consumer Price Index (CPI) categories for which inflation was typically quite persistent already had too high inflation, including rent and services prices ... |
| | | ... an average of 8.23% per annum over three years, 6.72% over five years, and 8.6% over 10 years. The balanced option targets CPI+4% returns through a diversified strategic asset allocation. Predominantly, the fund is invested in international and Australian ... |
| | | ... rates as much." Ultimately, what happens next will come down to either consumer resilience or inflation dropping. "The monthly CPI is probably the most important right now," she said. "The inflation data that we got last week showed a larger drop in ... |
| | | ... property, infrastructure, fixed income pretty and every asset class." The majority of the Balanced option, which aims for CPI+3.5% in returns, is invested in Australian and international equities with a strategic allocation of 24% and 30% respectively. ... |
| | | The Consumer Price Index (CPI) has fallen to 5.6%, fueling hopes the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) will pause interest rate hikes next week. The latest CPI numbers, released yesterday by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), came as a pleasant ... |
| | | ... to upgrade ageing utilities by 2035." "With IFRA, investors receive attractive, stable income streams, often regulated and CPI-linked which offer more defensive characteristics in high-inflation environments than other securities," he said. Meanwhile ... |
| | | ... likely peak in the cash rate but acknowledge the myriad uncertainties. The key swing factor is the speed of adjustment in the CPI toward the RBA's 2-3% target. "We see the mostly likely outcome of the June meeting as a pause." After the RBA surprised ... |
| | | ... present but will still have concerns. "When you put that together with other indicators of strengthening wages growth, and the CPI coming in higher than expected on Wednesday, we have decided to pencil in one more rate hike," he said. "We think we will ... |
| | | The Consumer Price Index (CPI) has jumped from 6.3% to 6.8%, adding to theories Australians could be in for another rate hike. The latest CPI numbers, released yesterday by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), exceeded economist predictions of ... |
| | | ... August. So much will depend on what happens with the next iteration of inflation data," Felsman said. The consumer price index (CPI), due to be released at the end of July, will also hold weight in determining the RBAs decision. "We still see a strong ... |
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