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| | | ... Technology modernisation is largely driving the 18% to 21% jump in total expenses. Much of this stems from technology cost inflation, and support and maintenance costs for new technology platforms for CHESS Release 1 and enterprise cloud, data and integration ... |
| | | | ... and offshore inflows seeking diversified exposures," Harrison said. "The resilience of unlisted property returns, and inflation hedge characteristics continue to support strong investor demand, with Australia remaining a preferred destination for global ... |
| | | | ... That is disappointing after we had this resurgence in growth last year, but maybe it's what's needed to get inflation down," she said. Financial Standard is the official media partner of the 2026 SIAA Conference. |
| | | | ... oil-derived raw materials cost increases - are reviewing prices for new contracts." This has pushed the RBA to revise its inflation forecast higher in the near term. It expects the oil prices shock to put upward pressure on inflation over the next year ... |
| | | | ... landscape and what you want to be invested in. It's no doubt that we're in a more volatile period of time - that inflation is going to be higher and stickier and rates are going to be higher - and that will put pressure on corporates and households." ... |
| | | | ... in emerging market bonds when assessing real yields, which measure the returns earned after accounting for projected inflation. According to Colchester, emerging market bonds prospective real yield came in at 2.85% at end of February. "You look where ... |
| | | | ... shares and not just real estate. Chalmers explained the CGT changes are about more accurately compensating investors for inflation and to help ensure investment decisions are driven by economic outcomes, not tax outcomes. "We recognise that a distorted ... |
| | | | ... Russel Chesler said the conditions that underpinned years of bank outperformance, including falling interest rates, low inflation and uninterrupted housing credit growth had reversed simultaneously. "We could be seeing the start of a regime shift," Chesler ... |
| | | | ... significant force, shaping bond markets over the next year. Speaking in Sydney, Wise said investors heavily focused on inflation risks following recent volatility in rates markets and ongoing instability in the Middle East. However, he argued markets ... |
| | | | ... and these assets can provide strong diversification benefits to an investor's portfolio, including income generation, inflation protection, resilience in market downturns and consistent returns uncorrelated to traditional assets such as listed equities," ... |
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