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| | | ... perspective this is an opportunity to continue contributing to positive changes in real assets, essential sectors in the economy. "I apply the same principle - there's no difference between sources of capital - we invest on behalf of end savers ... |
| | | | ... 1.3% through the year, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). "Modest growth was seen broadly across the economy this quarter. Both public and private spending contributed to the growth, supported by a rise in exports of goods and services," ... |
| | | | ... lifting interest rates 525 basis points in total, with Bloxham saying the central bank accepted that it would "tip the economy into a recession". "As it turns out, GDP fell in 2024, the unemployment rate rose by almost 2ppts, and this combination brought ... |
| | | | ... investors. These companies are giving global dividend growth a significant boost at present," Shoemake said. "The global economy is expected to continue to grow at a reasonable pace, but the risk of tariffs and possible trade wars, along with the high ... |
| | | | ... Justin Trudeau said the US tariffs were "very dumb," adding that Trump wants to see "a total collapse of the Canadian economy because that will make it easier to annex us." "That is never going to happen. We will never be the 51 st state," Trudeau said. ... |
| | | | ... treasurer Jim Chalmers. The Summit showcased Australia's largest super funds, which invest $631.6 billion into the US economy, to highlight their potential. By 2035, super funds' investments in the US are projected to reach US$1 trillion. The delegation ... |
| | | | ... Australia to put its long-term superannuation savings to work, which is critical to building a productive and resilient economy. Most importantly, it will provide more Australians with financial confidence in retirement." The Council of Australian Life ... |
| | | | ... investors. On top of this, the Treasurer then addressed how much more money Australia is capable of injecting into the US economy. "And we have trillions of patient, friendly pension capital ready to invest in the new opportunities that lie before us," ... |
| | | | ... report read. ASIC chair Joe Longo said: "Public and private markets support one another, and both are critical to our economy, so it's important we approach this from both an opportunity and risk perspective. The critical point for ASIC is whether ... |
| | | | ... is so capricious, just as he can put on tariffs quickly, if it becomes clear that it's having a negative impact on the economy or financial markets, he's just as likely to reverse that decision as well." Turning to Australia, Redican noted the need for ... |
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