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| | | ... stimulate their respective economies, and the bears who think there is a lot more bad news to come." D'Amato believes everything is reliant on the trajectory of the US economy. "If the economy is on a downward trajectory, companies will be too," ... |
| | | | ... after they lose their job in a recession rarely work ever again in the rest of their lives - with knock on costs in everything from mental health to domestic violence," he noted. "So, some of the jobs saved now will be returning benefits for a genera ... |
| | | | ... similar considerations, by 15% on average. In a letter the fund reassured its members and investors that it is doing everything it can in the current circumstances. "We are actively monitoring these unprecedented circumstances to ensure that your hard-earned ... |
| | | | ... on cash was so low," he said. "I think these periods can act as a good reminder of the different value and risk of everything in a portfolio." As Doyle explained, a cash holding can provide certainty in uncertain times, and actually gives investors more ... |
| | | | ... Australia, according to the Department of Health, social distancing measures have seen strict rules placed on just about everything, from restaurants and cafes to weddings and funerals. As a result, earlier this week saw hundreds of thousands of Australians ... |
| | | | ... "A deposit guarantee from the government (like during the GFC) or something similar might be necessary as well but everything possible would be done to ensure the banks survive. If they fail, we have far bigger problems." Medallion Financial Group managing ... |
| | | | ... still requires authorisation from ASIC. The news comes after Commonwealth Bank chief executive Matt Comyn vowed to "do everything that we can" to keep businesses open and people employed during the crisis. Comyn said this is a "very difficult" period ... |
| | | | ... that's paralysed economic activity. Fiscal and monetary authorities are splashing cash, printing money and throwing everything at their disposal to try to prevent the certainty of a global recession from turning into a global depression. According ... |
| | | | ... markets." Australian investors have suffered heavy losses during the COVID-19 sell-off, as they race to sell anything and everything to generate liquidity. "Australian investors have seen the domestic bourse among the hardest hit in Australian dollar ... |
| | | | ... shares, and overseas shares, and technology stocks for example, gives members a fairly wide exposure, without betting everything on the one asset class." CORRECTION: An earlier version of this article included incorrect returns for AustralianSuper's ... |
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