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| | | According to Vanguard's outlook, high-quality US fixed income, US value-oriented equities, and non-US developed markets equities will have the strongest risk-returns over the coming five to 10 years. Vanguard predicts US value-oriented equities will ... |
| | | | In the book The Lucky Country, the late author Donald Horne provides a piercing assessment of Australia in 1964, stating that its prosperity is derived from good fortune rather than industriousness or ambition. He ruminated about the future challenges ... |
| | | | Australia's high-net-worth (HNW) population continues to grow but so do risks related to their investments, as over a quarter now seek advice due to shifted priorities and a focus on private markets. LGT Wealth Management's 2025 State of Wealth ... |
| | | | HESTA chief executive Debby Blakey told the recent ASFA Conference 2025 that the super fund has been considering global resilience as a key thematic when making responsible investment decisions. "We see this as a systemic risk, the same as climate change ... |
| | | | ... a key driver of passive outperformance. Notably, as US markets contended with the impact of the Trump administration's tariff policies in early 2025, active managers were unable to effectively exploit the accompanying volatility." Active fixed income ... |
| | | | ... third quarter going into June 2025. We expect medium-term flows to be lumpier than levels seen in the last 12 months as the tariff relief rally fades and US stagflationary risks rise," he said. Challenger and Insignia Financial were the consistent outperformers ... |
| | | | Commonwealth Bank (CBA) chief economist Luke Yeaman has warned investors that the world has entered a "new economic era" where the rules are "very different", in his most recent economic update. "Things that have been disdained in recent decades are ... |
| | | | ... Citi Australia & New Zealand Investment Conference this morning. "I think Trump's getting away with an increase in the tariff rate with the market focusing on only the big stuff, like these tweets." James Aitken, founder of Aitken Advisors, told ... |
| | | | Commonwealth Bank (CBA) economists have warned that the Australian economy is at a "crossroads" heading into 2026. In a new report, CBA pointed to a range of potential domestic and international scenarios that could rapidly shift the outlook. Despite ... |
| | | | ... only 4.6% ($24.4bn) of Australia's $517 billion total goods exports in 2024. Additionally, the US currently imposes a 10% tariff on Australia, which is the lowest of all countries, and Australia has a trade deficit with the US. "So far there has been ... |
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