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| | | ... Janus Henderson fixed income strategist Emma Lawson said the result allows the RBA to "continue to sit back and assess the economy further in the near term." However, Lawson noted inflation risks haven't entirely abated, with dwelling costs remaining ... |
| | | | ... assumptions." He explained that relying on historical datasets and benchmarks also has limitations, as they mirror a past economy and do not accurately predict future possibilities. "We need to reinvent ourselves, portfolio manager 2.0," he said. "The ... |
| | | | ... drawdown permissions; a failure to act would squander a golden opportunity to spearhead the transition to a low carbon economy. In a panel discussion at the AIST ASI conference, it was highlighted that despite an uptick in global climate finance, current ... |
| | | | ... policy, "the bank needs to understand how the physical effects of a changing climate and the transition to a lower emissions economy will affect inflation and its determinants. "Many of the physical and transition impacts of climate change affect the ... |
| | | | ... consider is whether your principal is repaid in full, especially in an uncertain economic environment. Thankfully, the US economy is holding up fairly well so far," Kasser concluded. Financial Standard is the official media partner of the Australian ... |
| | | | ... Treasury, which demonstrates superannuation will play a key role in reducing reliance on the Age Pension and supporting the economy. According to the report, mandatory superannuation will lead to a decrease in expenditure on Australian government age ... |
| | | | ... appointments are a testament to the strong talent at ASIC, while at the same time reflective of the need for renewal. "The economy and broader environment in which ASIC operates is constantly shifting and we are evolving to meet those challenges," Day ... |
| | | | ... contained issue." According to the survey, investors now see rising interest rates as the biggest risk to the domestic economy, with 23% saying it's their main concern, up 13% on last year, while fears around global political unrest and ongoing pandemics ... |
| | | | ... 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 tenant demand (and therefore market rent growth) should follow suit, further tempering the expected ... |
| | | | The opportunities for private lenders to finance the growing demand for real estate credit is part of a long-term structural shift in Australia's lending market, MA Financial managing director real estate credit Cathy Houston says. Talking to Financial ... |
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