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| | ... suspect that policy conditions are tight enough to push the economy into a period of sub trend growth rather than outright recession. In our view, monetary easing is unlikely this year with the window for easing opening in the first half of 2024 as a ... |
| | | ... portfolio from a range of scenarios, including sticky inflation leading to prolonged higher rates and the risk of a global recession, while seeking opportunities to generate long-term returns," he added. Of note, as of March 31, the total funds under ... |
| | | ... global banking crisis, emphasising the traditional role of gold and gold mining as a safe haven against inflation and recession fears," he said. Respondents resided in Canada, Australia, US, UAE, France, Germany, Switzerland, Qatar and Saudi Arabia. |
| | | ... inflation is too high," he pointed out. "The consumer will be a big driver of that." Growth will slow but an outright recession is not penciled in for Australia, he said. Listen to the latest episode here |
| | | ... Google, Adobe and NVIDIA are all US-based companies, Rawicz expects them all to do "reasonably well" despite a looming recession. "Of course, all of those companies to some degree are cyclical, in the sense that when the economy slows, the demand for ... |
| | | ... April. 'In the past the governor has mentioned that the path between the vanquishing of inflation and avoiding a recession, or at least a sharp growth slowdown, is a narrow one," he said. "Were the RBA to avail itself of a pause in the rate hike ... |
| | | ... indicator, there's another staying stubbornly high," Paton said. "The RBA walks the narrowest of paths to avoid recession, control inflation, and achieve broader economic stability." Now, an additional overlay to consider is with the recent failure ... |
| | | ... seen gold jump from US$1809 to $1977 on Thursday last week driven by the current bank crisis," he said. "With elevated recession risk in the US we are of the view that gold has a positive return profile. In other words, there is more upside to the price ... |
| | | ... billion in inflows last year, with Aussie bond ETFs jumping 65% year on year with an injection of $2.8 billion. Whether a recession eventuates or not, Tieu makes a point that one strategy will not perform better than the other. "The best thing for the ... |
| | | ... into problems," he said. "In turn, this will impact on local economies and small- and medium-sized businesses, thus US recession risks are higher." Amid market turmoil, Iggo favours bonds. "Fixed income markets love a rate peak," he said. "Returns from ... |
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