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| | | ... down to $1.18 billion of fair valuation losses incurred on its investment properties, due to a reduction in capitalisation rates across the portfolio. This contrasts with the previous year, where fair valuation gains amounting to $926 million were acknowledged. ... |
| | | | ... superannuation portfolios. It revealed the intentions to increase investment over the coming year as concerns over interest rates replace last year's fears of the ongoing pandemic and global political unrest. "After a rough 2022 where confidence plunged ... |
| | | | ... message. In other words, the policy rate is at best at a 'plateau' rather than a 'peak'." In late July, the Fed raised the base rates by 0.25% to a range of 5.25% to 5.5% to continue its fight against inflation. Fed chair Jerome Powell said at the time ... |
| | | | ... year "divided into two halves." "For the first half of the year, as markets dealt with the outlook for inflation, rising rates, the repercussions of energy and materials, things were challenging for us... But we stuck to our positions, and we stuck to ... |
| | | | ... for the sector, despite the current interest rate environment. "As we had expected, we have seen a modest softening of cap rates in the healthcare sector, but healthcare's defensive attributes are showing, and we continue to be able to achieve steady ... |
| | | | ... opportunity to negotiate better outcomes for their member," KPMG said. Looking to FY24, challenges such as fluctuating interest rates and looming recessionary threats are expected to have a heavy influence on product development strategies. But the industry ... |
| | | | ... has been immediate," Blaess said. Adding to the sentiment has been the expected reduction in levered cashflows as higher rates make their way through profits and losses. "As interest rates are used as a tool to cool the economy, the inference is that ... |
| | | | ... that uncertainty that has a big impact on borrowers, particularly today as the time value of money is increasing because rates have increased, any waiting time is now a major cost for the borrower. "Then there's the flexibility and leverage in the ... |
| | | | ... its latest decision. The soaring interest rate climate is a cash bonanza for the banks, which have increased their lending rates astronomically despite the RBA's pauses. A stable cash rate in July didn't stop the nation's biggest lenders from lifting ... |
| | | | ... step up to lead the investment program," Costello said. "Globally, inflation remains higher than is desirable and interest rates have continued to rise, while fiscal policy remains accommodative and productivity growth is low. This creates a challenging ... |
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