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| | | ... of the 2017 Financial Standard Chief Economists Forum, Principal Global Investors' Bob Baur says he is certain the US election changed the financial market's consensus narrative. "Before 8 November, the storyline was ultra-low interest rates, deflation ... |
| | | | ... markets fall. "You could see this first-hand last Tuesday, when the market fell 5% intra-day, following Donald Trump's US election win, our investors made money." The fund manager is looking to raise up to $110 million from retail investors in Australia ... |
| | | | ... meetings and phone calls will be the order of the day for financial advisers as their clients worry about what the US election-driven market turbulence means to them. Fitzpatricks Private Wealth senior financial adviser Leonard Gennusa, said the firm ... |
| | | | ... GFC. And if you look at the forecast, we can see inflation going back up to 2% in the US." More Financial Standard US Election coverage: Markets fear Trump effect on global trade How advisers are managing US election concerns The president is a Trump ... |
| | | | ... investors' uncertainty in international equity markets and a strong home country bias, particularly in the lead up to the US election outcome this week and with continued speculation about a possible Fed rate hike at the end of the year," VanEck Australia ... |
| | | | Australia NAB business confidence The latest NAB business survey showed business confidence and business conditions declined in October but according to NAB chief economist, Alan Oster, "The recent moderation in some NAB Business Survey indicators is ... |
| | | | ... political environment. According to VanEck research, particularly due to the uncertainty surrounding the imminent US election, these investors have driven nearly double the inflows into Australian equity ETPs as compared to their global equity counterparts ... |
| | | | ... reflect this. He also attributed recent slides in the market to sidelined investors waiting to know the outcome of the US election. "There is unlikely to be any respite until after the US election, and even then the RBA is likely to continue its passive ... |
| | | | ... election rigging given the level of distrust many Americans feel about Hillary. And then, there's this from abc.net.au: "US Election: Could neither Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump end up president?" For now, forget the economic surveys and stats and ... |
| | | | ... developments offshore such as the surprise UK referendum result ('Brexit') and the build -up leading into November's US election". However, the details of the report show that while consumer sentiment on "current conditions" improved (108.2 in September ... |
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