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| | ... rebound in Chinese growth is likely to support export volumes and prices. "After a rough start to the year due to the surge in Covid cases with reopening, Chinese growth is expected to rebound to around 6% this year thanks to reopening providing an offset ... |
| | | ... resulting in APRA's intervention. The turnaround was driven by three factors, APRA said, being bond yields, repricing, and COVID-19 reserves being released. On bond yields, APRA pointed out: "As government bond yields increase, the future liabilities ... |
| | | ... volatile share market performance, fund consolidation, and the Federal Government's Early Release Program during the COVID pandemic, Link Group has played a critical and valuable role." AustralianSuper chief operating officer Peter Curtis added the ... |
| | | ... in 2021 PBT for the mutuals increased significantly, driven by the release of provisions built up in prior years during Covid. "In comparison, 2022 saw a minor release of provisioning over the collective loan book" KPMG said. "Instead, the increase in ... |
| | | ... working life, with around two-thirds making their first voluntary contribution before turning 40. The fund reasoned that after Covid, with inflation becoming front of mind for many and increasing global economic uncertainty, Australians have reassessed ... |
| | | ... the second trend, which has to do with that way that we are working, McQueen said: "If there's one lasting legacy from COVID, it's going to be this shift in how we work, where we work, the rhythms of our days." This has a whole number of implications ... |
| | | ... acknowledged the difficulties the industry has faced in recent times. "Our profession, of course, has been deeply affected by Covid and not just in the obvious ways," she said. She said demand for financial advice over the pandemic period has skyrocketed. ... |
| | | ... and is often seen as a leading barometer for global economic health because when activity picks up, prices tend to rise. "Covid-related disruptions did see copper prices fall due to slowed global economic activity, but it's been one of the best-performing ... |
| | | ... Aside from the YFYS performance test, uncertainty has disproportionally impacted illiquid asset classes. Policies like the COVID-19 early release of super scheme created unforeseeable demands on liquidity, such a precedent caused funds to hold lower ... |
| | | ... have got long leases and have very few significant competitors." But property wasn't the only good news. Coming out of Covid, it made sense to increase equity exposure at the expense of fixed-income securities. Miller held that position until early ... |
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