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| | | ... years since high inflation "eroded savings", worsened inequality and "hurt the poor." "Our job as the country's central bank is to make sure that doesn't happen again," he said. "Part of the way we do that is to remind people of the dangers of ... |
| | | | ... and capacity constraints in some sectors have also contributed to upward price pressure, the RBA said. However, the central bank said that easing in global price pressures already underway is expected to flow through to domestic prices over time. Further ... |
| | | | Over the last year, Australian shares have outperformed their global counterparts, and AMP Capital chief economist Shane Oliver believes this trend will continue. To get a handle on the future, he said, it's useful to understand the past, saying the ... |
| | | | According to Calastone's Fund Flow Index, Australian investors significantly reduced their investments in managed funds in 2022. The index showed a sharp decline in inflows across all asset classes, with the biggest drop coming from fixed income funds. ... |
| | | | ... beyond what is already priced in i.e., 5% for the US Federal Reserve's fed funds rate; 3.25% to 3.5% for the European Central Bank's deposit rate; and 4.5% for the Bank of England's bank rate. "Further declines in inflation rates in the months ahead ... |
| | | | While the risk of recession is high, its likely to be avoided down under, according to AMP head of investment strategy and chief economist Shane Oliver. According to Oliver, a slump in consumer spending (thanks to rate hikes, cost of living pressures ... |
| | | | ... policies that support capital markets. He also said that a slowing pace of interest rate rises does not constitute a central bank change of policy. "The established relationships between interest rates, leading economic indicators, and corporate earnings ... |
| | | | ... Russel Chesler said labour market tightness, ongoing inflationary pressures and strong retail sales will keep the central bank on course to continue hiking rates for a while. "Retail sales in December went gangbusters with figures released by the Australian ... |
| | | | Last year marked the worst performance for bonds since the 1970s and while soaring inflation overshadowed this narrative, it remains an important economic storyline for investors. Stepping into a new year and shaking off the 2022 credit chaos the question ... |
| | | | ... position our portfolios for." If you look at the level of inflation in the developed world, and you compare that to Central Bank targets, around 2%, that gap makes it very hard and very challenging for central banks to engineer a soft landing, Wood said. ... |
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