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| | | ... value managers like Merlon Capital Partners and Dimensional Fund Advisors were also within the upper quartile in the June quarter." |
| | | | ... the financial year, despite challenging market conditions bleeding $20 million from the investment manager. In the June quarter alone, FUM increased by 12.9%, up from $3.59 billion at the end of March. It comes despite a $40 million drawdown on the manager's ... |
| | | | ... during March due to the disruption caused by COVID-19, Netwealth saw a reversal in June. "Pleasingly, during the June quarter Netwealth experienced a gradual improvement in net inflow momentum, with June monthly net inflows returning to the same levels ... |
| | | | ... best of times... Fast forward three months and every single index has rallied into a bull market at the end of the June quarter: The S&P 500 rallied by 20.0%; the DJIA by 17.8%; the Nasdaq by 30.6%; and the Russell 2000 by 25.0%. Those who turned greedy ... |
| | | | ... benchmark index form its February low, and reversing the March quarter's 24.9% loss into a 17.4% gain in the June quarter, although it's still 11.8% down this year to date. However, recent reports of increasing cases of infection in Victoria ... |
| | | | ... answer to that is yes. And that is on the basis of the advice that I have from the Treasury Department about where the June quarter is expected to be." Frydenberg's statement comes after the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) released its March ... |
| | | | ... of next year." "Inflation remains below 2% over the next few years... expected to turn negative temporarily in the June quarter... Further out, in the baseline scenario inflation is 1 to 1.5% in 2021 and gradually picks up further from there." Like I ... |
| | | | ... and some may have even benefitted. "It will be fascinating to see. I think the inflows will tank in the April to June quarter because so many businesses were shut down and so the flow of compulsory super would have stopped," Heffron said. "But it will ... |
| | | | ... outlined a bleak future for the Australian economy in a speech to parliament, forecasting GDP to fall over 10% in the June quarter. The figure would be the largest contraction in GDP in Australia's history. "At $50 billion, this is a loss equivalent ... |
| | | | ... the March quarter just passed, CPI inflation rose to 2.2%, but it is expected to turn negative temporarily in the June quarter, due to falls in oil prices, the introduction of free child care and deferrals of various price increases. Further out, in ... |
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