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| | | ... closing balance of $21.4 billion. Looking ahead, the firm expects its FUA net flows to be seasonally strong in the June quarter, claiming that the April data remain strong despite volatility. "Our revenue base is highly recurring and well diversified ... |
| | | | ... he said. "My base case is the RBA will cut rates again in May and August, following the release of the March and June quarter CPI reports, respectively - assuming, of course, these show underlying inflation trending lower in line with RBA forecasts. ... |
| | | | ... ending the quarter at $227 billion. Net flows in the September quarter of $13.1 billion exceeded the net flows in the June quarter by 51%. During this period, 17 new products were introduced - seven of which were dual access products. |
| | | | ... contributed $50.5 billion over the year and $14.9 billion in the September quarter, a decrease of 21% compared to the June quarter. "This decrease is expected with members maximising their annual contribution limits before the end of the financial year," ... |
| | | | ... prices statistics Michelle Marquardt said. "Annually, the September quarter's rise of 2.8% was down from 3.8% in the June quarter. This is the lowest annual inflation rate since the March 2021 quarter." However, despite inflation falling within the Reserve ... |
| | | | The June quarter saw the superannuation industry amassing $2.37 trillion across 986 superannuation products and 22.8 million accounts, according to APRA's latest data. Of which, $1.2 trillion sits across choice products. Of the 812 choice products ... |
| | | | ... existing market momentum, supported by the ABS' latest data, demonstrating house prices have continued to rise in the June quarter. Speaking of the appeal on the project, Thomson said: "Whilst offering close proximity to the Brisbane CBD, Farley Road ... |
| | | | ... "productivity deadlock". The PC quarterly productivity bulletin found labour productivity fell 0.8% across the economy in the June quarter, marking a return to the weak productivity growth trend of the five years leading up to the pandemic. "During the ... |
| | | | ... according to data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). Total household wealth was $16.5 trillion in the June quarter, which was 9.3% ($1.4 trillion) higher than a year ago, the ABS said. This was largely driven by residential land and dwellings ... |
| | | | ... high interest rates or unemployment drove economic misery, this time inflation was the main contributor from the June quarter of 2021 to September quarter of 2023. CEDA economist Liam Dillon said this clearly highlights the difficult trade-off facing ... |
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