Man GLG holds high hopes for Asian currencies
Despite tariff challenges and a weaker US dollar, the investment manager remains optimistic that Asian markets, both big and small, stand to benefit.
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RBA urged to pivot on the back of favourable inflation figures
The board must shift its focus from managing inflation to stimulating the economy with the trimmed mean inflation figure edging closer to the 2.5 per cent target, economists have said.
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Adrian Suljanovic
Super trustees must tighten oversight to prevent misconduct, ASIC warns
ASIC chair Joe Longo says superannuation trustees must do more to protect members from misconduct and high-risk schemes.
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Adrian Suljanovic
GNGB guide warns super funds on hidden risks in fund transfers
Super fund mergers are rising, but poor planning during successor fund transfers has left members and employers exposed to serious risks.
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Adrian Suljanovic
Global economy experiencing slowdown despite easing trade tensions: KPMG
The uncertainty surrounding US trade policy is weighing down global growth prospects, KPMG warns.
Rest calls for superannuation performance test reform
The super fund has urged reform of the superannuation performance test to support investment in housing, clean energy, and emerging local industries.
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Adrian Suljanovic
Investors should brace for volatility following US-Europe trade deal
The US and Europe trade deal represents a significant step forward in resolving trade conflict, but markets have largely priced in the good news already, says the asset manager.
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RBA ‘exercising caution’ not changing direction, Morningstar says
Morningstar expects the Reserve Bank will still make around three cuts in this cycle, bringing the cash rate to a neutral level of around 3 per cent.
Inflation expected to moderate further: Economists
Economists have tipped inflation to ease further, but any upside surprise in the June quarter CPI could derail the Reserve Bank’s plans.
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Adrian Suljanovic
Aussie sharemarkets ‘overvalued’ following sharp rally
The Australian sharemarket is back to overvalued following the sharp rally since April, but many sectors still offer attractive stocks, according to the research firm.
