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02 May 2022 • By Maja Garaca Djurdjevic • 1 min read

How far will housing prices tumble?

A rate hike in May is expected to trigger an earlier than expected decline in prices outside of Sydney and Melbourne, CoreLogic has said

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ASX posts monthly decline, dragged down by materials sector

After surging nearly 7 per cent in March, the ASX 200 moved lower in April. The S&P/ASX 200 fell by 0.85 per cent during April, new data from ...

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Qantas forecasts return to profitability

Qantas expects its net debt to condense from $5.5 billion at the end of 2021 to $4.5 billion at the end of April following a period of sustained ...

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Stagflation fears weigh heavy on investors

Investors are increasingly worried about a stagflation economic environment. Stagflation is a hot topic for investors across the globe, including ...

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Zagga’s lending trust rated superior by SQM

SQM Research has re-confirmed a four-star ‘Superior’ rating for the Zagga Investments Lending Trust. For the second year running, Zagga Investment ...

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‘Major shift’ as investors turn to less risky assets and markets

A new report has revealed a fall in risk seeking behaviour by large institutional investors during the past year. State Street and the ...

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ANZ announces $43m charge ahead of H1 results

ANZ has announced its profit for the first half of 2022 will be impacted by a $43 million charge. The big four bank informed investors on Friday ...

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Schroders wins $250m Australian private debt mandate

Schroders Capital has been awarded its first Australian private debt mandate from a larger industry super fund worth $250 million. The private ...

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May rate rise more likely as inflation hits 5.1%

A record low cash rate of 0.1 per cent is clearly now no longer appropriate for this economy, said EY chief economist, Cherelle Murphy, following ...

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Insignia FUA takes hit in latest quarter

The wealth giant has released its March 2022 quarterly results. On Tuesday, 26 April, Insignia Financial, formerly IOOF, reported total funds under ...

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