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| | Accelerating wages growth and higher than expected inflation would perhaps indicate an increase is justified, however, the economic hardships faced by Australians is intensifying. According to an economic misery index by the University of Melbourne ... |
| | | ... double the exposure to non-profitable companies, compared to global." The paper unearthed a fact that Neiron said might surprise Australian investors. It said global small-caps, in the context of market size, would be characterised as mid-caps in Australia ... |
| | | ... to an end. I'm hopeful that maybe we have seen the end of rate hikes. But of course, the Reserve Bank continues to surprise on the upside." He explained a big factor will be the minimum wage case and said if the federal government increases 6% or ... |
| | | ... strategy is working." Bloxham explained the figures are likely to provide the RBA some "ex-post justification" for its surprise 25bp hike in May. "Which seemed to reflect a shift in the RBA's view of the balance of risks around the inflation outlook ... |
| | | ... insurance contracts, ASIC's current focus on enforcement action concerning unfair contract terms should not come as a surprise," she said. "Rather, it should serve as a reminder to providers of financial services, whose contracts are subject to the ... |
| | | Cost of living pressures and the transition to clean energy took centre stage on federal budget night as the Labor Party unveiled a package of measures in response to mounting economic uncertainties. Federal treasurer Jim Chalmers delivered the 2023-24 ... |
| | | ... Price's Scott Solomon. Equally, State Street Global Markets head of APAC macro strategy Dwyfor Evans described it as a surprise move. "Inflation remains high relative to target, but the softer core inflation released last week gave the bank some ... |
| | | ... assets are overvalued, an increase from 69% year on year. They predict that a correction is imminent. "It comes as no surprise that historic low borrowing costs and a flush of liquidity has driven valuations higher, but with current interest rates rising ... |
| | | A rise in compensation claims from clients is expected over failure to understand risk suitability and will lead to tougher regulation, research suggests. New research from Oxford Risk revealed 58% of wealth managers, who collectively manage assets ... |
| | | As the government plans to tighten rules around high superannuation balances, investment bonds offer a secure, tax-efficient alternative. The government has proposed doubling the concessional tax rate for super balances over $3 million from 15% to 30%. ... |
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