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| | | ... industry assistance policies found that continuing to advocate for free and open trade and looking for opportunities to lower tariffs would be our best responses to changes in global trade policy. "Australia's prosperity has been built on free and open ... |
| | | | ... said global volatility, particularly US policies, are not the only focus for domestic economy and businesses. "However, tariffs are not the whole story. While 84% of chief financial officers believe they will negatively impact the Australian economy ... |
| | | | ... resolution stage. "From a diversification point of view, if there is a recessionary shock, and a recession comes alongside tariffs, then the fixed income allocation is what you rely on to provide some defensiveness in the portfolio," he said. |
| | | | ... stance on equities, spurred by the Liberation Day turbulence. In early April, US President Donald Trump unleashed a slew of tariffs that were higher than what the market was expecting, leaving many wealth managers jumbled on whether to take an overweight ... |
| | | | ... network Calastone. Calastone said local investors appeared "cautiously resilient" amid major events, like the Liberation Day tariffs in April, and ensuing market volatility that tested global markets. In fact, rather than retreating, local investors ... |
| | | | ... conversation with US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, where they discussed a range of issues facing Australia, including tariffs and Trump's tax bill. "This was a very positive discussion, a very productive discussion. We were able to cover a whole ... |
| | | | ... businesses where the external environment can matter... that would include businesses with a housing cycle, trade and tariffs, and politics. "And we don't want to be in what I call the sharp end of change. Change is always exciting but it's always fluid ... |
| | | | ... dwindled in the March quarter and are expected to remain more volatile compared to 2024. "Uncertainty stemming from US tariffs - reflected in ongoing trade negotiations, the risk of policy reversals, corporate disruption from supply chain realignments ... |
| | | | ... Senra said with 60% of family offices pessimistic about the global outlook, confidence has been further shaken by new US tariffs. "Family offices are now prioritising diversification, liquidity, and structural reassessment of risk as they build resilience ... |
| | | | ... as for the impact of US President Donald Trump's tariff war? Sheridan said geopolitical uncertainty and the risk of tariffs have seen businesses actively seek to shorten supply chains by moving production and processes closer to home. "This could ... |
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