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| | | ... not aggressively hike rates in response." Another factor Boothe said investors need to be watching is the upcoming US election, with the outcome likely to impact markets no matter who wins. "Looking forward, US elections will be an important event that ... |
| | | | The amount of money held in managed accounts surpassed $205 billion in the first half of the year. According to the FUM Census of Managed Accounts, compiled by the Institute of Managed Account Professionals (IMAP) and Milliman, in the six months to ... |
| | | | ... observed "a lot of variation" between asset classes. Economic trends and interest rate settings, as well as the upcoming US election, will continue to be key to determining investment sentiment and decisions. The results comes ahead of the upcoming merger ... |
| | | | ... cuts are clearly coming in size, and once the early signs appear that the easing is having its desired impact and the US election outcome is known, it's likely that equity markets will be more focused on economic recovery than recession." Meantime, Yarra ... |
| | | | A new Natixis Investment Managers survey finds that the US election is the most significant risk to the market and could ultimately vary Australian superannuation funds' investment strategy. The 2024 Strategist Outlook, commissioned by Natixis ... |
| | | | ... trading on similar valuations," he said. That said, he acknowledged the many risks to the portfolio, including the US election and potential reelection of Donald Trump, a vehement opposer to clean energy. While campaigning, he has referred to renewable ... |
| | | | ... US regulated commodity venues (i.e., CME). This could potentially change should we have a new SEC chair after the US election," they said. |
| | | | AMP's MySuper 1970s investment option, its largest by funds under management, had a return of 11.4% for FY24. Meanwhile, the retail super fund's 1980s and 1990s investment options returned 11.31%, respectively. AMP said a high allocation to ... |
| | | | While individuals can benefit from good levels of stress or "eustress", so too do financial markets and economies, according to an investment expert, who says that this can help move toward normalisation following a turbulent number of years. La Trobe ... |
| | | | ... platform for growth in 2024. Concerns around service inflation remaining elevated and geopolitical uncertainty around the US election continue to be potential headwinds." Also commenting on the increase, IMAP chair Toby Potter said: "The platform providers' ... |
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