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| | | ... shifts we see driving returns, also call for a higher neutral rate - the interest rate that neither stokes nor limits economic activity - than in the past," it said. "We think the Fed's nudged up long-run policy forecasts are starting to reflect ... |
| | | | ... feel better, it is hard to hide the truth in cash flows. The reality is that it is getting harder," Birtles said. This economic environment favours Australian stocks with defensive earnings, robust cash flows, strong balance sheets and cost control amid ... |
| | | | ... and smalls," head of distribution and client relationships Leah Willis told Financial Standard. "We're also seeing the economic backdrop become more supportive, with a potential easing cycle over 2024, boding well for small caps." In particular, Willis ... |
| | | | ... emerging markets equities. According to the research, single factor strategies fail because emerging markets have fragmented economic cycles and a single factor approach typically results in a single country dominating the portfolio, further reducing ... |
| | | | ... ore prices and a softening labour market put a dent in how large it will be. Speaking at an event for the Committee for Economic Development of Australia, Chalmers said many of the big Budget announcements have already been made, including the stage ... |
| | | | ... Nearly half of investors plan to increase allocations to investment-grade fixed income, possibly due to expectations of an economic slowdown. "Across all fixed income segments, corporate debt is attracting interest from investors. Corporates were the ... |
| | | | ... in line with our own forecast for three cuts this year, starting in June," she said. "The new dot plot and Summary of Economic Projections (SEP) indicated that inflation has proven to be slightly stronger than the Fed had anticipated, but economic growth ... |
| | | | In its March meeting, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) kept its cash rate unchanged at 4.35%, as predicted by nearly all economists. HSBC chief economist Paul Bloxham stated that the decision was in line with expectations and that there are risks ... |
| | | | ... have an "invaluable opportunity" to evaluate active fixed income teams' decisions and performance through the evolving economic and interest rate conditions of 2020-2023. "The COVID period provided the first opportunity in many years to see managers ... |
| | | | While individuals can benefit from good levels of stress or "eustress", so too do financial markets and economies, according to an investment expert, who says that this can help move toward normalisation following a turbulent number of years. La Trobe ... |
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