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21 October 2024 • By Maja Garaca Djurdjevic • 1 min read

China’s economic measures could narrow Australia’s budget deficit, says economist

China’s latest stimulus is expected to push iron ore prices to US$130 per tonne, delivering a significant boost to Australia’s national income and ...

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Analysts predict potential surge to US$3k as demand for gold grows

Spot gold has surged above US$2,700 an ounce, marking a 31 per cent gain this year, fuelled by ongoing economic instability and increased geopolitical ...

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Investors called on to take remedial actions against modern slavery

Businesses that overlook modern slavery risk facing significant legal, reputational, and financial repercussions. A report commissioned by the ...

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How women can build a personal ‘advisory board’

Building a network of mentors and coaches with varied skill sets could help women achieve their career goals, according to an FBAA executive

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Private credit set to ignite with ETF launch and banking partnerships

According to Moody’s, alternative asset managers are seeking innovative ways to tap into broader investment bases, including via the launch of the ...

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Generation Life kicks off FY24–25 with record growth

The company has announced significant progress in its financial metrics for the first quarter of FY2024–25, alongside a noteworthy acquisition

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Macquarie Tech zeroes in on data centres in new refinancing plan

Macquarie Technology Group has successfully signed a five-year $450 million debt refinancing agreement to bolster its data centre expansion efforts

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Schroders adds Melbourne-based BDM

Schroders has appointed a new business development manager (BDM) to its ranks, who joins from Perennial Partners. The fund manager has welcomed ...

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Context matters: Did Taylor really endorse a voluntary super system?

Despite last week’s media frenzy suggesting the Coalition might be eyeing a voluntary superannuation system for Australia, funds are unfazed by any ...

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Why this fundie backs A-REITs over their global counterparts

The debate between Australian and global REITs ultimately comes down to quality over quantity, according to this professional. Although global real ...

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