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19 July 2016 • By Killian Plastow • 1 min read

Chinese economy yet to improve

China’s GDP growth forecast has been raised, but S&P Global Ratings says the country’s economic trajectory is still “unsustainable”

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Brexit could benefit Aussie businesses

Britain’s decision to leave the European Union could open the door for an Australia-UK free trade agreement (FTA), an expert says. The UNSW ...

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Chinese reform will be ‘slow and limited’: NAB

China has pledged to reform its inefficient state-owned enterprises, but recent backtracking and short-termism by authorities is a reminder that any ...

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Aussie shares end the week on a high

Australian shares reached a 2016 high on Friday thanks to global shares reversing their downward trend, says AMP Capital. In a note to investors, ...

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ETF growth slows in first half of year

The first half of 2016 has seen funds under management in the Australian exchange traded fund (ETF) industry grow by only 5 per cent, adding $1

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Overconfident investors need advisers: SSGA

Many investors have an inflated view of their financial knowledge and would be well served by a financial planner, State Street Global Advisors ...

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Low growth to continue post-Brexit

Investors need to recalibrate their expectations for returns in a post-Brexit world, with current low growth and low interest rate conditions set to ...

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HNW investors ditching model portfolios

Product providers looking to target high-net-worth (HNW) investors should rethink their distribution strategy if it depends upon inclusion ...

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High household debt risky for banks: Moody's

Low interest rates and rising household debt are placing pressure on major banks and skewing risk to the downside, according to Moody’s Investors ...

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Unemployment ticks up to 5.8% in June

The unemployment rate edged up to 5.8 per cent in June, in line with market expectations, meaning wage growth is likely to remain "subdued", says ...

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