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| | | ... effect - rebounding business conditions and confidence - and the feared one -- a second wave. The NAB monthly business survey showed that business conditions surged by 17 points in June to -7 index points - the second month straight month of increase ... |
| | | | ... AustralianSuper, Cbus, First State Super, Hostplus, Tasplan, HESTA and Sunsuper. UniSuper came in second in the Investment Trends survey, pipped at the post by ESSSuper. In third place was Catholic Super followed by Cbus. For the retail sector, Roy Morgan's ... |
| | | | "As the economy reopens, incoming data are beginning to reflect a resumption of economic activity: Many businesses are opening their doors, hiring is picking up, and spending is increasing. Employment moved higher, and consumer spending rebounded strongly ... |
| | | | The coronavirus pandemic has affected lives, livelihood and financial markets around the world. Commodity markets were no exception. S&P GSCI commodity price index dropped by 48.7% to a 17-year low of 228.24 points in April from this year's high ... |
| | | | ... Australia's unadvised population suffers from the impacts of the COVID-19 crisis. Fidelity International's latest Pulse Survey, which gauged the mental and financial wellbeing of 200 advised and 220 unadvised Australians during May, found that more than ... |
| | | | "The Australian economy is going through a very difficult period and is experiencing the biggest contraction since the 1930s... Conditions have, however, stabilised recently and the downturn has been less severe than earlier expected... There has also ... |
| | | | ... impact of the COVID-19 financial crisis, despite a subdued environment for exit deals in the first half of the year. In a survey of 36 private equity funds with exposure to more than 300 companies globally, the results revealed the turmoil and volatility ... |
| | | | ... to the prospects of a recovery over the next six months. "Super funds do need to increase engagement with members - the survey shows it is less frequent than in other financial services areas. Nearly two-thirds expected to be able to deal with their ... |
| | | | While we, Australians all, remain glued tracking the mounting cases of infection in Victoria - one that has prompted the New South Wales government to close its borders with its neighbour south of the Murray River for the first time since the Spanish ... |
| | | | New research has revealed Australia's financial advisers switched between various investment platforms in their search for better service and support in the wake of the Royal Commission and COVID-19 pandemic. Investment Trends' 2020 Planner Technology ... |
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