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| | | ... have been material to investments in the last year, 73% of asset owners cited the US administration while 62% cited the US dollar weakness. APAC investors are the most concerned about the US administration, with 44% saying it was very material. They ... |
| | | | ... macro headwinds have reverted. China, which had been a headwind, was beginning to stimulate its economy while the weaker US dollar was supporting economies which were "less fiscally encumbered." All this is encouraging for active managers who are comfortable ... |
| | | | ... have also been a strong contributor to total returns, as has the depreciation of the Australian dollar relative to the US dollar," said David Gallagher, executive director of research at Rainmaker Information. "Notwithstanding the economic challenges ... |
| | | | ... (US$391.2 million) and the Japan Physical Gold ETF (US$355 million). Notably, gold prices rose 6% during the month as the US dollar plunged and uncertainty escalated, according to the World Gold Council. The next highest net new asset gains came from ... |
| | | | ... relocation of production, it's just not going to happen," she reinforced. Part of the reason for this is that the US dollar is currently overvalued, Ellis explained, saying it's about 15% overvalued when using the normal metrics. "The US is currently ... |
| | | | ... Australian investors enjoyed higher returns from overseas assets last year, as the Aussie dollar weakened against the US dollar. Australian equities, unaffected by currency fluctuations, pocketed an 11% return, catapulted forward by strong performance ... |
| | | | ... dispersions, particularly in emerging markets that may be well-positioned for shifts to global supply chains and a weakening US dollar, the caveat being that demand comes from outside the US - but the tariff contagion could hamper that," Neiron said. ... |
| | | | ... used to scenario planning. We're more nimble than we were pre-pandemic, higher for longer interest rates, higher US dollar, and potentially a steeper bond yield curve domestically," she said. In Australia, Masters foresees the cash rate decreasing ... |
| | | | ... some of the sectors that stand to benefit. Over the last quarter the Australian dollar is down 9%, around $0.06, to the US dollar, which Griffin said is not reflected in consensus numbers for most stocks. "Sell-side estimates always become a bit stale ... |
| | | | ... Hardy said. "Details on tariffs were not forthcoming in Trump's address and most of today's market action, in which the US dollar sold off and risk appetite rebounded elsewhere in the world keyed off a Wall Street Journal exclusive from earlier in the ... |
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