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12 March 2020 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Virus stimulus won’t block recession, economists say

The government’s $17.6 billion virus stimulus package will not save the country from falling into a recession, economic experts have said, with some ...

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Asset Allocation Week wrap-up: Be cautious and selective to weather the storm

Following our discussions with fund managers this week, it’s clear that caution and being selective about what and where you invest is key to ...

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Trump stimulus backfires

President Donald Trump’s announcement of a $50 billion stimulus package has backfired to spectacular effect, essentially ending an 11-year bull market

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Wealth manager lowers fees on key product

A major wealth manager will lower fees for its super and pension product and launch a new core investment list. MLC’s new core investment list will ...

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Government launches virus stimulus

The government’s multibillion-dollar stimulus package will keep “Australians in jobs and businesses in business” as the coronavirus begins to impact ...

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Domestic to global small and mid cap switch can yield results

Australians are overweight a number of over-hyped names in the domestic small cap space and may want to consider switching some of their allocation to ...

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Fund industry urged to rethink culture

A researcher has called Australian fund managers to move beyond slight changes to investment strategies to ramp up sustainability measures, starting ...

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Albanese blasts coronavirus response

Labor leader Anthony Albanese has slammed the government’s response to the coronavirus outbreak, saying it needs to “lift its game”

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Coronavirus is first ‘infodemic’

The coronavirus has become an “infodemic”, with social and news media impacting investor behaviour in previously unseen ways. Research from ...

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Coronavirus clouds RBA outlook

RBA deputy governor Guy Debelle warned that the global economy would be “materially weaker” and that it was difficult to assess the impact beyond the ...

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