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14 May 2020 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

Unemployment isn’t the whole story

While the unemployment statistics weren’t the wipe-out some economists were predicting, the devil is in the details. The Australian Bureau of ...

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CBA signals $1.5bn loan loss provision

CBA saw its profit fall by 24 per cent year-on-year for its third quarter, with the bank setting aside $1.5 billion to shield against bad loans amid ...

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Dividend decline ‘greatly exaggerated’

With a number of companies slashing their dividends, Aussie investors seeking income should be looking overseas. Record low-interest rates were ...

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Markets don’t feel climate heat

Despite the fact that climate change has become a hot button issue for investors, many are still failing to factor it in. While 2019 saw an ...

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‘There is no money tree’: Frydenberg

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has outlined the government’s reform agenda while warning that a second wave of infections could be disastrous for the ...

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Trade war needs rethink

China won’t meet its phase one commitments, leaving the path open for an escalation in the trade war – or a radical change in how it’s being fought

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Fintech minister places target on capital

The government will be looking at ways to boost private sector investment in the fintech and regtech industry, the assistant financial services ...

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ESG funds rose during COVID-19 sell-off

Sustainable funds pulled US$45.6 million ($69.7 million) in net inflows during the first quarter, while the overall fund universe copped outflows of ...

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Budget blowout runs to billions

Australia won’t be back in black for years as the Morrison government’s stimulus packages leave a deficit running into the hundreds of billions

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Business confidence plummets

Business confidence has fallen to a second consecutive monthly low, but the easing of restrictions could see optimism return. According to Roy ...

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