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| | ... increases of 2022, while mining payouts will be dependent on underlying commodity process. "That said, the re-opening of China is likely to boost economic growth once the current wave of COVID-19 infections passes," she said. Shoemaker added that among ... |
| | | ... the transaction without satisfaction of the condition precedent, relating to the transfer of AMP's ownership interest in China Life AMP Asset Management (CLAMP) to Dexus under the transaction. Completion of the deal will remain dependent on the ownership ... |
| | | ... strongly, fueled by the recovery of the tourism and educations sectors, particularly with the resumption of visitors from China. GDP growth is projected to remain steady until mid-2025, before showing a slight pick-up. As economic growth slows, the unemployment ... |
| | | ... resource companies. Australian resource companies are anticipated to rally as demand for hard commodities surges following China's reopening. Moreover, Australian equities are trading at lower valuations relative to US equities, he said. McCormack also ... |
| | | ... will struggle with the increased cost of funding. Analysts expect the default rate to increase across every region except China. About 72% of analysts anticipate that funding costs will materially rise before the end of 2025. Fidelity International head ... |
| | | ... Management. However, this deal has been delayed as AMP awaits Chinese regulatory approval for the sale of its interest in China Life AMP Asset Management (CLAMP) to Dexus. AMP and Dexus have engaged in discussions regarding an alternative transaction ... |
| | | ... 2009 reflects a mix of payback for its huge outperformance in the 2000s, worries about the deteriorating relationship with China, and low exposure to pandemic winners. "An often-expressed view is that Australian companies are not investing because shareholders ... |
| | | Inflation, bonds, China, and the energy transition are at the top of AXA IM chief investment officer Chris Iggo's list of themes that will shape 2023. Providing an outlook for the year ahead, Iggo said: "The economics profession did not prove to be ... |
| | | ... power rivalry and strategic competition across all domains," said Global SWF senior adviser Andrew Rozanov. "Will the US and China truly decouple, will the EU acquire strategic autonomy, will there be a major reorientation or trade and capital flows ... |
| | | ... billion residents offers investment opportunities, particularly within Australian sectors that have high revenue exposure to China," Neiron said. The data backs popular expert opinion that Australia will be the lucky country in 2023 and likely avoid ... |
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