| | | It took only one RBA rate reduction in August 2016 to reverse the downward pressure on the domestic economy. We could see a repeat in 2019 through to next year. |
| | | | As if the world hasn't had enough of the overhanging pall engendered by lingering trade tensions, US President Trump is about to raise the stakes and expand the scope to currency manipulators. |
| | | | While the TWI (Tariff War One) had Trump holding all the aces, this now is reversing in Beijing's favour. |
| | | | The A$ depreciation, the elimination of political and policy uncertainty (at least over the next three years) and the (expected) resurrection in the property market should be enough to restore confidence and growth in the Australian economy. |
| | | | UBS has materially reduced downside risk for housing as last Saturday's elections lay to rest Labor's negative gearing plans and separately, APRA is easing its stance on mortgage lending. |
| | | | Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) governor Philip Lowe provided the clearest indication yet that the Australian central bank is poised to cut interest rates, potentially at its June 4 meeting. |
| | | | The topline GDP growth figures for Japan give it bragging rights. But, as always, the devil is in the details and the details are devilish. |
| | | | The elimination of domestic political uncertainty surrounding the elections (with a government majority at that), the recent depreciation in the Australian dollar and, working in the background, the rise and rise in iron ore prices makes this time's ... |
| | | | The odds that the Reserve Bank of Australia will cut interest rates to a new record low have intensified following the latest ABS employment stats. |
| | | | I wonder whether a Reserve Bank interest rate cut - or cuts - would get the wages party going. |
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| | KANIKA SOOD New Morningstar research has revealed the best and worst performing actively-managed global shares funds to June end. | KRISTI CHENG Industry Fund Services has partnered with a regulatory technology company to automate its risk management and compliance processes. | | | ELIZABETH MCARTHUR ASIC commissioner Sean Hughes has made it clear the regulator is already positioning itself to be the primary conduct regulator in superannuation. | KANIKA SOOD The $140 billion investment house has hired from Russell Investments' institutional sales team to fill a newly-created executive director role. |
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