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| | ... Australia will be cautious not to be too aggressive like the US and other central banks to lead the economy to some form of recession, despite the labour market still being quite tight." University of Sydney professor of macroeconomics James Morley said ... |
| | | ... inflation under control, even at the expense of economic prosperity, we believe it's not a matter of if there will be a recession, but when." "Investor sentiment continues to swing quite dramatically; markets hate uncertainty and we have that in ... |
| | | ... investments. "A lot of people are looking for less volatility due to macro-economic factors such as inflation and a looming recession," she said. "People don't want to take unnecessary risk when it comes to their retirement savings." In August, a Finder ... |
| | | ... Office Survey from Citi Private Bank's Family Office Group highlights major concerns around inflation, possible recession and geopolitical uncertainty. The 2022 Family Office Survey was completed by 126 family offices. Of the respondents, 60% were ... |
| | | ... better risk adjusted returns over the medium-to-long-term. This leaves us well positioned as we face a likely global recession." The fund is priced daily, liquid and hedged in Australian dollars, Apostle concluded. |
| | | ... in demand during the pandemic for digital advertising, e-commerce and semiconductors has normalised. Growing fears of recession have also impacted particularly on tech stocks," the fund's report reads. "Consumer discretionary were the second-weakest ... |
| | | ... attuned to the risks that could arise, particularly if we see stagflation," she said. Hill is looking ahead for signs of recession in the US; "There is a debate over whether the US is already in recession or going into recession, and if it does, will ... |
| | | ... assumptions that reshoring back to the West would cause higher prices and that the US economy is heading for a major recession. Further, on markets suffering a valuation de-rating from fear of persistent high interest rates, Insync noted that this isn't ... |
| | | ... decreased for the second consecutive quarter, according to the Bureau of Economic Analysis, but don't call it a recession. GDP decreased at an annual rate of 0.9% in Q2, this follows the 1.6% retracement in Q1. "The decrease in real GDP reflected ... |
| | | ... explicit guidance on the size of the next rate move," Miller said. "Powell said that he did not believe the economy was in recession, citing a 'very strong labour market' as evidence. "The accompanying Statement from the FOMC also implied that Federal ... |
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