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| | | ... continued to find new investment opportunities despite the disruption caused by border closures and the extended impact of the COVID-19 pandemic," Australian Investment Council interim chief executive Jonathan Kelly said. Dave Lowery, senior vice president ... |
| | | | ... than in previous months, with their outlook largely in lock step with the All Ordinaries Index since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, Investment Trends said. "Overall, investors tend to be reactive in their outlook, so are more likely to have ... |
| | | | ... shares on the Australian stock market at the peak of the GFC. Swan pointed out that super funds had done the same during the COVID-19 crisis. He said: "Funds stepped up to recapitalise business during the height of the pandemic, we lent to keep projects ... |
| | | | ... risk sentiment lower," he said. "Interestingly, Asia was the only region that witnessed gains this month. However, with COVID infection rates soaring in some regional markets and the resultant lockdowns impacting economic activity, it remains to be seen ... |
| | | | ... political leanings. "They forced millions of Australians to dip into their retirement savings to help cover the costs of the COVID-19 pandemic." Jones went on to give an ironclad commitment to ensure that the legislated increase to the superannuation ... |
| | | | ... global economy," Austrade said. The report says this growth is partly due to the nation's economic resilience throughout COVID-19 pandemic. "Closed borders and targeted lockdowns contained the virus throughout most of 2020 and 2021... The Australian ... |
| | | | ... important the support, guidance and contribution of my fellow directors has been, particularly over the last two years due to COVID-19." AIST chief executive Eva Scheerlinck said she is looking forward to working with the new directors and gaining the ... |
| | | | ... portfolio manager Cameron McCormack commented: "Given the economic uncertainty created by Russia's war against Ukraine, the COVID-19 pandemic and heightened stock market volatility, the central bank may choose to wait until June to raise interest ... |
| | | | ... cover for isolating employees. These new workers are generally hired on reduced hours. Since October 2020 when the final COVID-19 lockdowns in NSW, Victoria and the ACT ended, part-time employment increased from 4,281,000 to 4,712,000 - an increase of ... |
| | | | ... candidates to engage on roles. "Most people are still risk averse in their outlook and feeling bruised and battered after COVID, floods and more recently the shock of the Russian invasion of Ukraine," O'Connor said. "These things have all reinforced ... |
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