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| | | ... the currency interventions in the Japanese yen. "Positioning in the Japanese yen remains a modest underweight. There was a sharp rebound in demand for equities in Australia and New Zealand, where currency positioning is also extended in the Australian ... |
| | | | The Treasurer has appointed a new chair to replace Joe Longo who will serve a period of five years starting on June 1. Sarah Court has been promoted to the top role after serving as deputy chair. Treasurer Jim Chlamer said the Albanese Government will ... |
| | | | ... belt tightening to one of greater optimism and opportunity. As for where those opportunities lie, Kaizen said there was a sharp uptick at the end of 2025 in the number of wrap platforms hiring for risk roles. This came in the wake of the Shield and First ... |
| | | | ... "However, with gold being one of the best performing assets of the past 12 months, a true, tail-risk scenario could trigger sharp pullbacks as investors liquidate portfolios and return to cash," he said. "We would view any such dislocations as a buying ... |
| | | | ... customise that and be specific around what they're looking for and build a mandate that probably is priced reasonably sharp, and to their requirements," he said. The use and influence of asset consultant among licensees is another growing trend. ... |
| | | | Contrary to US government rhetoric, the cost of US import tariffs is not borne by foreign exporters, according to new research from the Kiel Institute for the World Economy. The report revealed that instead, they hit the American economy itself. The ... |
| | | | ... momentum faded and risk appetite deteriorated into year-end. "Bitcoin and Ethereum both experienced heightened volatility, with sharp intramonth drawdowns exposing the market's sensitivity to liquidity and positioning. Smaller tokens and high-beta ... |
| | | | Andrew and Nicola Forrest's gifting of $5 billion worth of Fortescue shares to the Minderoo Foundation has crowned Western Australia the most generous state in the country, a new analysis by KPMG reveals. KPMG modelling of 2023 financial year Australian ... |
| | | | ... disturbances, including abrupt shifts in consumption patterns during the pandemic, widespread supply-chain bottlenecks and sharp increases in energy and food prices. "The extent to which these global shocks were translated into domestic price pressures ... |
| | | | ... of the third quarter of 2025, foreign ownership in the capital market exceeded SAR$590 billion ($234bn), the CMA noted, a sharp increase from the SAR$498 billion ($198bn) at the end of 2024. These approved amendments also align with the CMA's gradual ... |
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