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29 March 2023 • By Charbel Kadib • 1 min read

ANZ remains hawkish despite CPI surprise

The major bank continues to project an 11th hike to the official cash rate despite disinflationary indicators.  ANZ Research has stood by its ...

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Cboe Australia completes tech migration, launches latest offering

The platform integration is set to lay the foundation for Cboe’s Australian and Asia-Pacific expansion. Cboe Global Markets has announced the ...

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All eyes on RBA as inflation dips below expectations

Expectations of a pause to the Reserve Bank’s monetary policy tightening cycle have been buoyed by a sharper than expected fall in annualised ...

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ASIC launches investigation into ASX over CHESS replacement

The regulator is investigating suspected contraventions of the ASIC and Corporations Acts. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission ...

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ABS reveals key data point for April RBA meeting

The retail trade data released by the ABS on Tuesday is the penultimate piece of the puzzle for the next RBA rate decision. Retail sales rose by ...

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Europe leads global ESG bond rally

Europe has continued to dominate ESG investment flows, attracting the bulk of a spike in investment over the month of February, according to new ...

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Systemic banks survive APRA stress test

Australia’s largest banks would withstand a major financial crisis, according to a stress test from the prudential regulator, undertaken amid ...

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Impact private equity reaching maturity

Research from investment consultancy bfinance has found that impact private equity is on the rise. While the impact investing sector has undergone ...

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Credit crunch the real ‘culprit’ behind market turmoil

The monetary policy “assault” on inflation is responsible for mounting instability in the financial system, according to Franklin Templeton

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‘Way too early’ to call another GFC, says ANZ CEO

ANZ CEO Shayne Elliott says that recent events are “really, really different” than what happened during the global financial crisis

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