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| | | ... Australian consumer has no choice but to cut back on spending..." Add to this the increased volatility on Wall Street and Trump's foray into protectionism and it won't be hard to contemplate that the "no RBA rate hike this year" calls could turn into ... |
| | | | ... is partnering with a US-based investment adviser to launch a suite of new investment options for members, including "Dump Trump" and "Boycott Adani." OpenInvest will provide advisory services for the new options, which Good Super said will enable members ... |
| | | | ... Street, the prospect of a greater than three Fed rate hikes this year and the prospect of a global trade war sparked by Trump's 25/10 tariff threat is Russia's improving fortunes. To be sure, the numerous sanctions imposed on Moscow by "the West" starting ... |
| | | | ... going to be dollar positive because I think that one of the reasons rates are going up is because there's concern about Trump's fiscal responsibility - the US will have to make itself pretty attractive internationally to attract the foreign financing ... |
| | | | OneVue is gaining traction among financial advisers, with its functionality trumping that of Colonial First State's FirstWrap, according to the latest platforms analysis from Investment Trends. Of the 19 full-function platforms studied, OneVue re-entered ... |
| | | | ... them. Whatever the indicators indicate and the central banks decide on would be null and void should US President Donald Trump make good on his 25/10 tariff threat (25% tariff on steel and 10% on aluminium) this week and there's certain retaliation from ... |
| | | | "You're going to have protection for the first time in a long time." For better or worse, US President Donald Trump continues to deliver on his campaign promises. Wall Street took Trump's latest promise fulfilment as an excuse to take profits. The Dow ... |
| | | | ... market cap stocks on the London Stock Exchange) declined 3.15%, but then finished the week up 1.99%. "Similarly, after the Trump victory in November 2016, the futures for the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average indexes fell by over 4%. In both cases ... |
| | | | ... expect wages to increase in the months ahead" and it's not hard to pencil in continued wage gains. And oh, there's also Trump's tax cut - which had already prodded several US companies - Walmart, AT&T, Wells Fargo, etc. - to pass some on onto their employees ... |
| | | | ... yields catch up) that, in turn, portends stronger growth for the US economy. And speaking of stronger US economic growth, Trump's tax cuts have not yet have time to flow through into corporate earnings, then investment, then jobs, then wages, then spending. ... |
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