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| | | ... quick cutting cycle. "A range of indicators suggest that labour market conditions remain tight and, in fact, tightened a little further in late 2024," RBA governor Michele Bullock said. "Furthermore, productivity growth has not picked up, which implies ... |
| | | | ... pressures," she said. "For me, I think we would just hold here, just for another three months, get one more round of data, get a little bit more of a read on the labor market, a little bit more confidence that [the RBA] has really done enough. Policy ... |
| | | | ... looking for anything at the moment," but noted that if assets came to market, "we'd have a look." "We could also think of little things like bolt-on capability. We know technology is increasingly important, there might be something there, but nothing ... |
| | | | ... "Despite their statutory obligations, my experience - and anecdotally, the experience of colleagues - is funds do very little to assist or advocate to the insurer for their members," O'Neill told Financial Standard. "Super funds do absolutely nothing ... |
| | | | ... raised in a recent prudential review and an independent expert report by Deloitte, published last November - which found little evidence that Cbus' relationship with the CFMEU was in members' best financial interests and flagged weaknesses in ... |
| | | | ... confusion" as many believed that being on the ASIC Financial Advisers Register suffices. The new registration requirement is "a little bit more comprehensive," he said. "And it includes the requirement to provide a declaration that you're a fit and ... |
| | | | ... alone," Gleeson said. "The US market has become reliant on big tech to drive returns in the last few years. It's perhaps a little early to call an end to the AI market narrative, but investors should be mindful that the US market is far broader than ... |
| | | | ... Additionally, Queensland is now the leader on annual growth rates - on an aggregate basis - across all economic metrics. "There is little to separate the commodities and tourism-heavy states, with Queensland ranked first or second on five of the eight ... |
| | | | ... 'buts' in there. One, is a lot of it is also fuelled by a lot of fiscal monetary stimulus, which drives inflation a little bit. And I think that geopolitics is very complicated. It's scary. It's complicated - how we're going to deal ... |
| | | | ... starting valuations. "In uncertain markets, resilience and diversification are key, and at today's valuations, there is little room for error," Selby-Smith said. "Everyone assumes that things like leverage, scale, and disruption bring opportunity. In ... |
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