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| | ... stocks with defensive earnings, robust cash flows, strong balance sheets and cost control amid the ongoing contraction in household budgets. "We believe that now is the time for investors to evaluate the balance in their portfolios. It's important for ... |
| | | ... leading to higher costs for regulatory breaches. The FSC asserted the crucial role of wholesale investors in Australia's capital markets but advocated for updated thresholds to ensure only truly sophisticated investors are classified as such. It highlighted ... |
| | | ... ETF will finally provide US-based investors with an option to invest in bitcoin via a familiar ETF structure." Magnet Capital co-founder and director Egor Sidelska described the SEC's decision as the most "influential even in Bitcoin's history" ... |
| | | ... by only 1.75% in 2023-24, before regaining momentum in 2024-25 as improving real incomes growth support a recovery in household consumption. Also, inflation, while moderating, remains a concern, but is expected to return to the target range soon. "After ... |
| | | ... the Aussie population, who have faced higher interest rates and increased mortgage repayments, PwC Australia banking and capital markets leader Sam Garland said this isn't the case. "Clearly, rising mortgage rates are not fun and very difficult to ... |
| | | ... note, the RBA estimates suggest that the 4% hike in the cash rate target since May 2022 is projected to diminish overall household spending by approximately 0.4% - 0.8% annually, attributed primarily to the cash-flow channel. However, interest rate changes ... |
| | | ... its impact on the wider financial system continues to be minimal. The RBA said Australian banks are profitable and hold capital and liquid assets in excess of regulatory requirements. Further, banks' funding sources are relatively stable and include ... |
| | | ... all shares and other financial investments, with an average value of $563,000. These forms of wealth deliver substantial capital gains each year to individuals with the highest incomes." The report also shows that while the government's COVID-19 response ... |
| | | ... making its decisions, the board will continue to pay close attention to developments in the global economy, trends in household spending, and the outlook for inflation and the labour market." The decision was no surprise to most economists who predicted ... |
| | | Pacific Equity Partners (PEP) will finance Household Capital, a reverse mortgage lender, to address the retirement funding and housing needs of senior Australians. PEP is investing in a financing layer of Household Capital's funding structure, alongside ... |
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