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| | | ... should brace for a potential slowdown in 2023, Morningstar says. Morningstar warned of the looming impact of the RBA's aggressive interest rate hikes, saying the Australian economy is yet to experience the full impact of these moves. Morningstar equity ... |
| | | | ... commodities, the Australian dollar no longer being expensive, stronger growth potential, relatively high dividends, less aggressive monetary tightening, and a thawing in the China relationship. "After 12 years of underperformance and the reversal of ... |
| | | | ... system. Despite recent changes to the Australian retirement system, including the Your Future, Your Super (YFYS) reforms, aggressive super fund consolidation and launch of the Retirement Income Covenant (RIC), 40% of Australian respondents reported having ... |
| | | | ... feared, and improved valuations should make for better returns." Oliver said that the Reserve Bank of Australia is less aggressive and less likely to overtighten compared to other major central banks. "Thanks to poor weather, material and labour shortages ... |
| | | | ... GSFM investment strategist Stephen Miller said last night's US core CPI result is vindication in the Federal Reserve's aggressive approach to contain inflation. "And adjustments going forward - meaning lower and limited policy increments going forward," ... |
| | | | ... growth option and Zurich - Balanced was the worst. MLC Horizon 7 Accelerated Growth Portfolio was the best performing aggressive growth option while OnePath OptiMix Balanced was the worst. 3. Retail super to be wound up At the start of the year, Equity ... |
| | | | ... active strategies to deal with such a challenging environment. "This year, we have seen central banks embark on the most aggressive tightening cycle ever, and it's only now that we're starting to see a peak in underlying inflation, but also cracks ... |
| | | | ... oil prices and an increasing risk of global recession." "The RBA's hand is likely to be forced by increasingly aggressive tightening actions by other central banks. This means the cash rate will likely need to be raised steadily in the near future ... |
| | | | ... to 'high' level of risk, whilst the risks associated with the portfolio of investments for two funds and the aggressive return objective of one fund are higher, investors with an undefined 'higher-than-average' net worth. Furthermore ... |
| | | | ... reduce risk," he explained. However, he thinks inflation will be persistent and that central banks will continue to be aggressive. "The combination of inflation and higher interest rates is going to have a meaningful impact on company profitability," ... |
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