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| | | ... the current rate of inflation, on the modern award for light employees, especially the low paid, to meet their basic financial needs," he said. "We have also had regard to the need to avoid entrenching high inflation expectations by taking a perceived ... |
| | | | ... holiday period," he explained. Bloxham added the data suggests that high inflation is still broad-based and rates for financial services, insurance, food, non-alcoholic beverages, housing costs, electricity, recreation and culture all passed a peak ... |
| | | | ... by Findex and conducted by YouGov, investigating Australians' readiness for retirement and the impact of professional financial advice, revealed a concerning trend; as Australians approach retirement, their confidence in having adequate funds drops. ... |
| | | | ... admission has caused further speculation on what might happen next month or in the months to follow, however Felsman told Financial Standard the Commonwealth Bank's view is that the RBA is done at 3.85%. "Our central scenario is that we think that ... |
| | | | ... year on year to $13.7 billon. FUA on BT Panorama of $102.1 billion, however, was down 3% year on year. Westpac's financial adviser representatives stood at 6028, down 2% over the period. Westpac's Specialist Businesses division, which was established ... |
| | | | ... close to 3500 globally. "The first quarter was marked by economic uncertainty and market turmoil, particularly in the financial sector," Lazard chair and chief executive Kenneth M. Jacobs said. "Asset Management is off to a solid start for the year. ... |
| | | | The $225 million purchase of d'Albora marina off Balmain Corporation (Balmain) has seeded a new fund for MA Financial, the MA Marina Fund. d'Albora is Australia's largest marina network consisting of 10 marinas located across Australia's eastern seaboard. ... |
| | | | ... activity to slow by more, or more rapidly, than forecast. "Members also noted that most households were in a strong financial position and would be able to absorb higher prices and interest rates without needing to materially draw down on their savings," ... |
| | | | ... landing - with inflation coming down and growth steady - which have receded amid stubbornly high inflation and recent financial sector turmoil. "Although inflation has declined as central banks have raised interest rates and food and energy prices have ... |
| | | | ... flow will continue to disappoint to the downside in coming months and further rate rises won't be justified. Further financial contagion from the banking sector issues also can't be ruled out which would also justify keeping interest rates steady." HSBC ... |
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