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28 May 2025 • By InvestorDaily team • 1 min read

Super funds post $20.9bn loss in March quarter despite annual growth

Superannuation assets suffered a decline in the March quarter primarily due to negative investment returns amid share market volatility

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Trimmed mean inflation ticks up, beating expectations

Annual trimmed mean inflation saw a slight spike in April, according to data from the ABS. The monthly Consumer Price Index (CPI) indicator rose ...

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AustralianSuper leverages private assets as steady anchor in volatile markets

For AustralianSuper, private assets are a steady, grounding component of its investment strategy, one helping the fund mitigate risk and smooth ...

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Stock pickers say volatility is their edge

Active managers argue that today’s market volatility and dislocation are creating a fertile ground for selective stock picking, reinforcing their case ...

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Citi lifts gold forecast amid tariff fears

Citi has raised its short-term gold target, citing tariff threats, global risks, and resilient demand. Citi announced last week its short-term gold ...

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Is the RBA overestimating China’s resilience?

The Reserve Bank appears to view China as the victor of the US-driven trade war; however, questions have been raised about the board’s seemingly ...

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Mid-caps offering ‘unique advantages’ amid rising regionalisation

Shifting global dynamics are setting the stage for mid-cap outperformance, with one fund manager pointing to strong earnings growth in the sector over ...

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Class action begins over alleged AMP superannuation overcharging

A major class action against AMP will commence in the Federal Court today (27 May), with more than 2 million super members alleging the firm’s ...

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Funds warn indexation needed to stop bracket creep

Support for the $3 million super tax is strong across the industry, but with the possible July 2025 start date nearing, focus is turning to a key flaw ...

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Why the ‘stars may be aligning’ for the Aussie dollar

Deutsche Bank has changed its stance on the Australian dollar, citing China’s rebound, export strength, and easing global risks as key turning points

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