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| | ... Asset Management has slashed the probability of a recession eventuating in 2025 in half to 30% amid relief from the latest tariff announcements, but it warns risks remain elevated. Last week, Trump substantially lowered tariffs on Chinese imports from ... |
| | | The ETF industry has stretched its growth streak to 71 months of consecutive net inflows, and amassed a record US$620.5 billion year-to-date, according to consultancy firm ETFGI. These record-breaking net inflows year-to-date steamrolled the previous ... |
| | | ... Day "an act of economic self-harm by the US." "Tariffs are self-destructive... it was never going to be the case that the tariff rates announced that day, or the three-digit tariff rates announced on China, were ever going to stick. And sure enough ... |
| | | ... the volatility Bain cited for bowing out has moderated in recent weeks. The research house noted constructive US-China tariff negotiations have improved investor sentiment, and if that continues, capital markets could return to more benign conditions. ... |
| | | ... flows, softer inflation pressures, and stronger company earnings, especially in sectors that were bearing the brunt of the tariff war." |
| | | Australia can get hurt by US President Donald Trump's 'incoherent' and 'lunatic' tariff policies that appear to have no logic or endgame if China's economy experiences a drastic slowdown, academics say. Australian National University ... |
| | | Mercer's annual periodic table, which charts 17 major asset classes investment returns on an annual basis over the last decade, reveals that there's few reliable themes, except that greater risk tends to be rewarded by greater return. Equity ... |
| | | ... which could lead to a global recession. "The upending of the global trade system occasioned by the Trump Administration's tariff agenda will more likely than not see a global recession by year-end," he said. "That prospect, combined with perhaps some ... |
| | | Freshly re-elected Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers said the "immediate focus" of the government is tackling global economic uncertainty because of US President Donald Trump's tariffs. Speaking with the ABC after the election win, Chalmers said he is ... |
| | | ... great deal of uncertainty, a recession in the US may not be on the cards - yet. "I think in the immediate aftermath of the tariff announcement, there did become a general consensus that the magnitude of the tariffs would be enough to send the US economy ... |
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