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| | | ... doesn't sound that exciting, but it was actually a challenging year." Ultimately, the fund manager decided to take a "neutral" stance on equities, spurred by the Liberation Day turbulence. In early April, US President Donald Trump unleashed a slew ... |
| | | | ... assets from one form into another are regulated. "The definition of financial product was drafted in a broad and technology-neutral way, and ASIC believes it is in the public interest to clarify this," the regulator said. "This clarification is important ... |
| | | | ... equities, particularly US equities. But since Liberation Day, its overall equity position has moved from overweight to neutral, maintaining small, long positions in Europe, UK and Japan - effectively diversifying out of US equities. US equities have ... |
| | | | ... CPI forecast for trimmed mean inflation - is well over 1%," Auld said. "In our view that shifts the cash rate back to a neutral stance more quickly than we had previously expected and leaves the RBA with a more appropriate policy stance. "With longer ... |
| | | | ... We still don't think that a US recession is probable. It's certainly possible, but not probable. That's why we're neutral equities at the moment." He adds that while there's a possibility markets will overact in the weeks ahead, this could open the ... |
| | | | ... members at key life stages. SOAs will be replaced by Client Advice Records (CARs); "a principles-based, technologically-neutral record that is in plain English and supports the client to make an informed decision about the advice." "Licensees and authorised ... |
| | | | ... interest's duty; removing red tape which is an obstacle to advisers taking on more clients; ensuring that we have technology-neutral legislation. In short, it is about ensuring that there are more safe doors for people to enter and get financial ... |
| | | | ... rate would still be considered restrictive, with at least two further rate cuts required to take the cash rate to a more neutral setting of around 3.1%." Meanwhile, Schroders head of fixed income Kellie Wood is expecting two further cuts from the RBA ... |
| | | | ... comfortable" with discussing financial coercion. Twenty-nine percent said they are "somewhat comfortable", while over 50% are "neutral". Jordan Vaka, an independent financial adviser at PlanningSolo, said advisers should firstly make sure they are comfortable ... |
| | | | ... investors need to look beyond the timing of the first cut to the cash rate and instead tune into the evolving debate on the neutral interest rate and what it means for long-term interest rates, ensuring their strategy is adaptable to different scenarios," ... |
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