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| | ... which means it could be some time yet before pressure is eased. VanEck head of investments and capital markets Russel Chesler said a rate cut in Australia isn't likely until next year. "Based on our latest analysis into the Australian economy, we're ... |
| | | ... for another, I think they've done enough." On the other hand, VanEck head of investments and capital markets Russel Chesler said with services inflation remaining elevated and unemployment remaining low the risk of further RBA increases later in ... |
| | | ... look to Future Fund for inspiration. In an address on Tuesday, VanEck's head of investments and capital markets Russel Chesler said Australia is likely to be the lucky country but warned the journey towards swerving inflation won't be without some ... |
| | | ... data, retail sales rose by 1.4% while job vacancies fell to 4.9%. VanEck head of investments and capital markets Russel Chesler said labour market tightness, ongoing inflationary pressures and strong retail sales will keep the central bank on course ... |
| | | ... retaining workers, as well as ongoing labour shortages," Jarvis said. VanEck head of investments and capital markets Russel Chesler believes the unemployment rate is likely to keep falling towards 3% this year. Chesler added: "This number is likely to ... |
| | | There are strong headwinds behind the Australian dollar, says VanEck head of investments and capital markets Russel Chesler, which could see it hit 80 US cents. Following the recent rise in the Australian dollar, Chesler said that Australia's terms ... |
| | | ... when the economy is in recession with a possible depression just around the corner." VanEck director of investment Russel Chesler agrees, arguing all measures of value at the moment - including P/E ratios - are at high points. "I don't think the ... |
| | | ... one might traditionally do with markets such as Japan, Europe and the US." Similarly, VanEck head of investments Russel Chesler explained that although China was on track to becoming the biggest economy in the world, many Australian investors are still ... |
| | | ... iNAV. "You can't actually get rid of the discount in current market conditions," VanEck director of investments Russel Chesler says. "The only way is if markets were to improve in liquidity, bonds are repriced, or if RBA starts buying credit and ... |
| | | ... investments and portfolio operations. Both McCormack and Shen will report to VanEck's director of investments Russel Chesler. "I am delighted to announce the appointments of Cameron and Alice who bring exceptional quantitative experience to VanEck. ... |
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