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06 February 2023 • By Charbel Kadib • 1 min read

Sustainable fund flows recover following turbulent 2022

Investor appetite for sustainable funds has returned after waning in response to market volatility in 2022, according to Morningstar. A new ...

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Why China and the US will dominate global equity markets

Two key themes have been identified by portfolio managers at Maple-Brown Abbott. Maple-Brown Abbott has pointed to China’s reopening from the ...

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Fed hikes again but pace slows ahead of pause

The central bank has lifted the funds rate for the eighth time in less than a year, with further hikes anticipated before an expected pause and ...

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IFM invests in low-carbon fuels sector

The transaction is expected to close in Q1 2023. IFM Investors, which is owned by Australian super funds, has announced that the IFM Net Zero ...

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ASX 200 records best ever start to the year

Australia’s benchmark index was up by more than 6 per cent in January. The S&P/ASX 200 surged by 6.2 per cent in January, according to the ...

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Global X launches S&P/ASX 200 first covered call ETF

The firm has released a trio of covered call funds aimed at enhancing investors’ income potential. In affiliation with the Australian Securities ...

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RBA acknowledges inflation peak but holds fast to rate strategy

Inflation peaked at the end of 2022 but high interest rates are still “needed” to correct the demand and supply imbalance, a senior representative ...

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China brightens IMF’s global economic outlook

The global financial institution has revised its economic growth projections to reflect a stronger than anticipated resurgence across emerging markets

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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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