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| | | ... almost all traders were at home during a period of extreme volatility. "If you think about what the markets were like pre-COVID, from November 2019 to February 2020, we knew COVID was out there, but the markets didn't think it was a big deal, and volatility ... |
| | | | ... 2022". As for inflation, it's expected to rise temporarily "above 3% in the June quarter because of the reversal of some COVID-19-related price reductions" but largely, the RBA expects only a "gradual and modest" rise in inflation and wages. "In ... |
| | | | ... members and clients. We've seen an opportunity to capitalise on both the increased adoption of digital platforms throughout COVID and the drive to continually improve the access and affordability of advice," Link Advice chief executive Duncan McPherson ... |
| | | | ... about the economic outlook, while 49% were positive and 40% were neutral. More than half (54%) were more concerned about COVID-19's impact than the low interest rates (27%). "Interestingly, low interest rates did not rank as an area of concern for high-net-worth ... |
| | | | A new report has assessed the impact of COVID-19 on low-income earners in Australia, with findings illustrating harm caused by the early release of super program. The Brotherhood of St Lawrence Shocks and Safety Nets report found that financial wellbeing ... |
| | | | ... private sector was supported by improved client confidence, buoyant market conditions, strengthening demand, the easing of COVID-19 restrictions and low interest rates," it reads. Taken May 11-19, IHS Markit failed to include the budget - the one where ... |
| | | | ... Schembri, he said that she has been an integral part of QMV's growth, particularly in the last three years and throughout the COVID-19 period. "Jo has been with QMV for almost eight years. She is the perfect person to have in the newly created chief ... |
| | | | ... that 78% are concerned about losing their top talent due to a disrupted market and fierce competition after the impact of COVID-19. With retention a top priority and in an environment where competitors are actively poaching talent, 61% of the organisations ... |
| | | | ... to the stage at Conference of Major Superannuation Funds, Madigan theorised that the early release of super response to COVID-19 might have not just hurt super fund's funds under management, but the brand reputation of super itself. "Super was sacrosanct ... |
| | | | ... panel of policy, research and economics experts at the Conference of Major Superannuation Funds offered their view of the COVID-19 recovery, revealing how the pandemic changed economies. AlphaBeta Australia managing director Amit Singh referred to data ... |
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