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| | | Expectations of a global recession caused by an unprecedented interest rate increase has seen sentiment towards listed global real estate soar, according to Quay Global Investors (Quay) principal and portfolio manager Justin Blaess. While the listed ... |
| | | | Thanks to a robust start to the year, economists and investment strategists are feeling more confident that a recession won't take place in the second half, according to a recent survey by Natixis Investment Managers (Natixis IM). The survey, conducted ... |
| | | | Resilient job markets are keeping major economies above water, staring down the threat of a global recession, as well as geopolitical and climate woes. Newly released ABS figures show that Australia's labour market remained strong in June, adding ... |
| | | | ... exposures with $1.6 billion and $688 million in net inflows this year respectively. Also, despite global fears of US recession and the rising interest rate environment, nearly half of all investor assets ($74.6 billion) are held in international equities ... |
| | | | ... months. "Fixed income funds have not looked so attractive since before the Global Financial Crisis. At the same time, the recession fears stalking equity and property markets are making investors nervous," Walker said. While investments in emerging markets ... |
| | | | ... employers need to oblige to some extent. Meanwhile, the rapid interest rate increases have shifted the likelihood of a recession within Australia, with Mousina saying the risk is currently sitting at around a 50% chance in the next 12 months. "I think ... |
| | | | ... cut and [RBA governor] Philip Lowe wants to give them a bigger wage cut," he said. "This will drive the economy into recession. This continued talk that there's some massive wage explosion that's based on a 1% higher than last year is just BS." ... |
| | | | ... within the private sector, as well households and companies, have been in robust shape. "Normally when we approach a recession, we can start to see signs of stress- companies and consumers typically have over-borrowed, and as interest rates go up, they ... |
| | | | ... then you will continue to see growth outperform value, particularly as investors position defensively for some kind of recession with the Fed continuing to raise interest rates." But if things start to look peachier and China continues to rebound, inflation ... |
| | | | ... basis points to bring the official cash rate to 4.1%. Many experts fear that Australia is teetering on the edge of a recession and that the latest decision by the nation's central bank will push it over the edge. Diana Mousina, deputy chief economist ... |
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