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| | | ... published by Natixis IM and CoreData found that the tech bubble (47%) is the biggest worry heading into next year. Re-inflation (43%), geopolitical shocks (40%) and a potential government debt or fiscal crisis (40%) are the next cause of concerns. While ... |
| | | | ... landing" amid ongoing global uncertainty but said comprehensive tax reform and greater spending efficiency are needed. "Inflation has declined significantly, the labor market is still strong, and private demand is recovering. The economy is gaining momentum ... |
| | | | ... Aberdeen Standard Investments as head of Australian macro-fixed income, leading the team responsible for interest rate, inflation, and currency alpha strategies, while actively contributing to credit strategies for Australian fixed income funds. Prior ... |
| | | | ... resilience over growth as the world sits at a "perpetual inflection point". "The weaponisation of trade, the persistence of inflation, climate shocks and a rising cost of capital - these all have tested the very assumptions that underpin investment theory ... |
| | | | ... the board to lower its judgement about the supply capacity of the economy. "Members observed that this could happen if inflation remained high over coming months or if productivity growth proved to be weaker than expected." Members also said if the board ... |
| | | | ... and markets," it said. Future Fund said these structural changes are creating more conflict; more intervention; higher inflation; more divergence; driving of climate change, demography and technology; more volatility and fragility; and more uncertainty. ... |
| | | | ... continuous salary, but you can now enjoy it. Members will want income to be predictable, behave like a salary, stable, inflation, aware and automated, with longevity protection." Brockie predicted that super funds will be expected to provide holistic ... |
| | | | ... longer negligible," Bassanese said. "What appears of most concern, however, was the bank's forecast that trimmed-mean inflation will edge back above its 2-3% target band - to 3.2% over the December and March quarters. On the surface, that looks inconsistent ... |
| | | | ... competition, national capability building and technological ambition. "These conditions suggest higher nominal growth and inflation, but with investment returns dispersed by geography and industry and with the potential for longer-term productivity gains ... |
| | | | ... services that tend to remain in demand throughout the economic cycle. These businesses often possess pricing power and inflation-linked revenues, making them a valuable portfolio building block and an additional source of diversification." |
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