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| | | ... Reserve (Fed) and certainly the Bank of England (BoE)," Miller said. "Australia's eschewal of retaliatory measures against US tariff impositions will mitigate any inflation fallout." Miller added that while productivity growth and elevated labour cost ... |
| | | | ... expeditiously reaching a solution that is acceptable and implementable to all." Wait-and-see approach At the height of tariff threats and geopolitical mayhem, management teams had to deal with the uncertainty of section 899, said ECP Asset Management ... |
| | | | ... across all of our diversified investment options and more recently the recovery since the volatility sparked by the US trade tariff announcements. Our long-term strategy, which combines active management with broad diversification, is designed to navigate ... |
| | | | GQG Partners' assets jumped $4 billion to reach a record high of US$172.4 billion for the 2025 financial year despite experiencing "short-term relative underperformance". "We have continued to position our portfolios defensively, and as a result ... |
| | | | ... future, they are less likely to invest." When omitting the impact of uncertainty, the modelling found that the proposed US tariff changes could have a small, positive effect on Australia's economy. The results suggest that cheaper imports from the rest ... |
| | | | ... returns in infrastructure and private credit, as well as the commencement of a rebound in property," Gavin continued. "US tariff policy and global instability continue to be major themes for investors. The range of possible returns in the US has never ... |
| | | | ... economy, only 64% believe they will impact their own business, with most adopting a wait-and-see approach towards a formal tariff response," Gustafson said. "Internal challenges are also dragging down business optimism. Alongside margin and profit fears ... |
| | | | ... initial investor in that, and the sale process worked out very well for our members," Fisher said. At the onset of the tariff frenzy, Fisher said one asset class that performed reasonably well was sovereign bonds. With the 90-day tariff pause ending ... |
| | | | Staying the course on listed equities amid tariff-induced market turbulence has led to MLC Asset Management achieving double-digit returns for the 2025 financial year and, more importantly, real returns for members, according to its investments chief. ... |
| | | | ... Australia and New Zealand Marsha Lee noted that it was interesting how relatively insulated Australia was from the Trump tariff fallout. Investor sentiment in Australia, nevertheless, underwent extraordinary shifts. Calastone said that optimism surged ... |
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