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| | | ... some time yet. Strategists generally think it will take until 2025 until targets are met." While big tech drove an equity rally in H1 2023, the report said less than a third of respondents expect it to "continue steadily" and 6% of strategists think ... |
| | | | ... with a sufficient long-term investment horizon will ultimately be better off. Interestingly, despite the strong first half rally in global equity markets, demand for domestic fixed income - particularly bonds with high investment grade credit ratings ... |
| | | | ... Group also dragged the fund's returns, finishing up FY23 with -9%. "The fall was in part a correction from a very strong rally, and also a negative reaction to higher interest rates. The current share price looks well supported with a of yield of ... |
| | | | ... make up 6% or higher of core holdings by professional investors. Tresor Gold chief executive Tony Lawson said the recent rally in gold prices is expected to continue in the medium term, as various investors such as sovereign wealth funds, pension funds ... |
| | | | ... equities, compared to US equities, particularly from resource companies. Australian resource companies are anticipated to rally as demand for hard commodities surges following China's reopening. Moreover, Australian equities are trading at lower valuations ... |
| | | | ... the first month of the year at a record $138.5 billion, largely due to the global share market rebound. "The share market rally contributed to the bulk of industry growth in January, with only 12% of the growth attributable to net flows, which amounted ... |
| | | | ... global and local Asian investors are likely to increase their exposure to Chinese equities, providing further support for the rally," Iggo said. On fixed income, Iggo said that Asian credit has already benefitted from more optimism around the Chinese ... |
| | | | ... companies, with the sector considerably outperforming all other sectors in 2022. "Strong balance sheets, driven by the commodity rally, enabled increased payouts from businesses including Shell, BP plc and Exxon Mobil Corp. We think this strength can ... |
| | | | Australian equities are set to battle the bearish storm ahead and outperform global equities this year, according to the fund manager. Recent analysis by VanEck shows Australian equities, as represented by the S&P/ASX 200, was one of the best-performing ... |
| | | | 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 ... |
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