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| | ... Overall, the report found that Asia Pacific investors largely put dealmaking on hold last year due to worries of slowing economic growth, persistently high interest rates that raise the cost of PE debt, and volatile share markets. "Ongoing geopolitical ... |
| | | ... in line with our own forecast for three cuts this year, starting in June," she said. "The new dot plot and Summary of Economic Projections (SEP) indicated that inflation has proven to be slightly stronger than the Fed had anticipated, but economic growth ... |
| | | ... afterwards, more than half of experts (55%, 17/31) said they did not think it would be more likely. Saul Eslake, Corinna Economic Advisory economist, said the RBA has been intentionally slower to hike rates and will also be slower to cut them than the ... |
| | | ... men. Pay equity will afford women the same financial security as men and give them the same ability to weather tougher economic conditions." The gender pay gap on base salaries in financial services is currently 23.6%. White said super funds and asset ... |
| | | A survey has found 64% of Australians think they pay too much tax, with millennials the most likely to complain. Research by Finder found almost 13 million Australians believe they pay too much tax each financial year. According to the study, 80% of ... |
| | | ... their analysis. Despite generally positive views on AI, fund selectors face a challenging 2024 due to global tensions, economic growth concerns, and rising interest rates. This complex environment has led to a nearly 28% reduction in long-term return ... |
| | | ... Fed chair Jerome Powell against a March interest rate cut. Regarding today's RBA monetary policy meeting, a Finder survey of 27 economists unanimously predicted the cash rate will remain unchanged. |
| | | ... said. Christine Lusher, a financial adviser at Lush Wealth, said she takes a dynamic approach in considering various economic indicators while placing a significant focus on understanding clients' unique circumstances. "While I am typically a glass-half-full ... |
| | | ... they're saving from cutting back on non-essentials to stash into their savings accounts instead. The data, based on a recent survey of around 2000 Australians, found that Gen Z customers are cutting back on eating out at restaurants ($124), micro ... |
| | | ... expect the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) to hold the cash rate in February, according to the latest Finder RBA Cash Rate Survey. The study, which surveyed 19 experts and economists, also found that half (40%) of respondents don't expect the RBA to ... |
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