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| | | ... Ironbark Private Wealth and Ironbark Investment Solutions. Ironbark Advice encompasses businesses like Invest Blue, JSA Group, CBS Financial, Ironbark Private Wealth includes Avanti Financial Group, Lifewealth Group among others; and Ironbark Investment ... |
| | | | ... assets under management for the first time in December 2025 and, together with public pension funds (PPFs) and central banks (CBs), now manage US$60 trillion in assets and reserves. Global SWF's 2026 annual report State-Owned Investors: from Scale to ... |
| | | | ... levels, JPMorgan Chase chief executive Jamie Dimon is "cautiously pessimistic" about the US economy in 2025. Dimon said in a CBS interview that geopolitical tensions underpin his stance in the face of the US reporting GDP levels that were equivalent ... |
| | | | ... over central banks' firepower and ability to influence market moods and outcomes, the events of the past week showed that CBs are anything but powerless. The Reserve Bank of New Zealand's (RNBZ) unexpected 25 basis point reduction that took the official ... |
| | | | ... possible time" through QQE (quantitative and qualitative easing). The going is getting a little less tougher but the tough (CBs) are still going. |
| | | | Ho-hum. Two minutes and a policy announcement and what have we got? More of the same - the same pledge, promise, commitment, indication that the world's biggest lenders of last resort would keep lending... at cheap as chips rates. Wall Street's happy.A ... |
| | | | ... yet' remarks. We'll be up to our ears on central banks the entire week. But underneath the sensationalist headline spins, the CBs would be singing the same old songs. |
| | | | ... total accounting for that." It has become even more so after Syrian president Assad gave Uncle Sam the one finger salute in a CBS TV interview and dared it to "go ahead, punk, make my day!" "You're going to pay the price if you're not wise. There are ... |
| | | | ... that they started selling gold the metal. You, I and Irene would have been burned to crisp if we insisted in buying what the CBs were selling back then. Back then gold, was just a shiny metal to the CBs - it was what they termed, a "non-appreciating ... |
| | | | ... economic fundamentals remain tepid at best, deteriorating at worst, and not prepared to exit completely lest we miss out if the CBs spring a kinder surprise. Greed and fear at their best! Speaking of surprises, expect none from the Reserve Bank of Australia ... |
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