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21 January 2025 • By Jessica Penny • 1 min read

Trump’s ‘drill, baby, drill’ vision: What’s next for clean energy stocks?

As the new US president pushes for the energy industry to recognise the “gold” under its own feet, an investment strategist weighs in on the outlook ...

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Large caps drive richly priced Australian equity valuations

The valuations of Australian equities have been pushed to elevated levels driven by large-cap stocks as passive investing and global market momentum ...

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$22bn manager’s latest partnership poised to transform the heart of Sydney

Metrics, in partnership with one of its long-standing clients, intends to transform a chunk of Sydney’s CBD into a “world-class city precinct”

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Tariffs on China expected in H2 2025, according to fund manager

The new Trump administration is expected to focus on immigration in the first 100 days, with China tariffs anticipated to be implemented in the second ...

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Despite its success, is Trump’s meme coin a ‘joke’?

While some have labelled Trump’s foray into digital assets a huge success, others describe the meme coin as a “gamble” rather than an investment

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MA Financial to launch first listed investment trust

The alternative asset manager is providing exposure to what it believes to be “the next frontier” of private credit globally. MA Financial has ...

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VanEck set to introduce actively managed ALFA ETF to ASX

The launch of the VanEck Australian Long Short Complex ETF (ASX: ALFA) will introduce an actively managed strategy to the ASX, adding a new dimension ...

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Australian Ethical sees 27% FUM growth

Australian Ethical has seen FUM growth of 27 per cent in the financial year to date. Australian Ethical has achieved a new milestone in funds under ...

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Iress announces exit from super industry

Iress has decided to divest its super business after a strategic review. Iress has entered into a binding share sale and purchase agreement to ...

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Insignia opens books to CC Capital

The financial services firm has said it would provide CC Capital with limited access to “non-public” information to perform due diligence on its ...

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