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01 February 2023 • By Keith Ford • 1 min read

Aussie home value decline starts to slow

Australian home values have dropped 1 per cent in January, which is the smallest month-on-month decline since June 2022. According to CoreLogic’s ...

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Rate squeeze drains consumer spending: ANZ

A sharper-than-expected dip in retail sales has taken markets by surprise, suggesting households are beginning to feel the impact of higher interest ...

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Ethical and responsible ETFs attract increased investor attention

Betashares says that investors are seeking to align their portfolios with their values. Ethical, responsible and sustainability-themed ETFs reached ...

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Australian shares outperformance likely in medium term

Australian shares have underperformed the global share market since the global financial crisis, but AMP’s chief economist, Shane Oliver, says the ...

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Asian investors spur growth in global confidence

Global investor confidence improved over the first month of 2023, according to the latest data from State Street Global Markets.  The results of ...

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IPO listings plunge, subscriptions falter

A host of market headwinds spurred a halving in the total number of initial public offerings launched in 2022, according to the latest research from ...

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Headwinds to ease for global REIT market

US-based LaSalle Investment Management Securities says 2023 will be a bounce-back year for global real estate investment trusts (GREITs)

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Bear market fails to dissuade Aussie investors

In a recent survey of local investors, more than half indicated that the downturn has not reduced their appetite for investing. The market downturn ...

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Greenwashing concerns dampen ESG enthusiasm

A new report from Aviva Investors has found that while global institutional investors are weighing sustainability in their investment decisions, ...

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AMP announces $68m writedown

AMP has announced that it expects to recognise impairment charges of $68 million (post-tax) in its FY 22 financial results. In an ASX listing on ...

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