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| | | ... a recession, we can start to see signs of stress- companies and consumers typically have over-borrowed, and as interest rates go up, they start to worry about their ability to repay those debts, and that's what causes the collapse in confidence and ... |
| | | | ... loans made to property-related financing." Epsilon co-founding partner Mick Wright-Smith added inflation, high-interest rates and low GDP growth has impacted corporate cashflows. "But the middle market remains resilient due to its more conservative borrowing ... |
| | | | ... and financial and international developments." Of note, while the Federal Reserve has decided to hold steady on interest rates for the time being, some officials have indicated that further hikes may be on the horizon. Principal Asset Management chief ... |
| | | | ... recessionary-type scenario, so the investment giant is tilting defensively toward growth and quality companies. As interest rates increased across the globe, growth and quality stole back the crown from value stocks, however amid an ever-changing and ... |
| | | | ... see increased allocation to defensive assets such as fixed income or cash products during uncertain times. With interest rates rising, the data suggests SMSFs are favouring assets that they see as low risk, with trustees now allocating 22% of their assets ... |
| | | | ... level in more than a decade. Some underlying inflationary pressures in the economy cannot simply be fixed by hiking interest rates," said Groves. In the lead up to today's announcement, inflation stubbornly sat at 6.8% in May, up from 6.3% in the previous ... |
| | | | ... markets tend to see more movements. For example, cash is an asset class that sees volatility of flows based on interest rates - a higher interest rate environment may see clients seeking to take advantage of higher yields." One fund that took a massive ... |
| | | | ... vogue as institutional investors seek out companies with high probability and strong balance sheets amid rising interest rates. Speaking to Financial Standard Bell Asset Management chief investment officer Ned Bell explained that the mean reversion back ... |
| | | | ... that we are experiencing. An arbitrary increase of this magnitude consigns Australia to high inflation, mounting interest rates and fewer jobs." Oliver agreed it makes life tough for small businesses. "Small businesses that have been seeing big cost ... |
| | | | ... issues I think that are critical for Australia, whether we have a US or global recession, is how much the RBA raises interest rates, and a lot there depends on inflationary pressures," he said. "But you'd also have to say the risk of recession in ... |
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