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When you look back at a big stock-market downturn, it can be hard to remember why everyone was convinced that the end had finally come. With the benefit of hindsight, it becomes clear that what…
Sometimes we don’t appreciate what we have in our own backyard. This is despite the plethora of astounding natural attractions that are sprinkled all over the country. Some of these fascinating wonders wouldn’t be out…
MLC Australia Senior Economist Bob Cunneen speaks to MLC Portfolio Specialist Sinead Rafferty, CFA about another month of strong performance in global share markets, buoyed by optimism about the Phase 1 trade deal between…
Do you feel like you’re working harder than ever but not really getting ahead or making money? Let’s explore what is behind that demotivating feeling. We all have times in our business where we feel…
Which key events have been driving markets? Watch this video of Senior Economist Bob Cunneen in discussion with Portfolio Specialist, Natalie Comino. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XsOYjb6qL-w
The coronavirus is first and foremost a public health issue, but it is also having a very major impact on the economy and the financial system. As the virus has spread, countries have restricted the…
NOVEMBER MARKET PERFORMANCE The Pulse Global economies continue to gain traction – expecting more synchronised global growth in 2014. RBA remains on an easing bias – lower Interest rate environment in Australia set…
In one of the more highly anticipated Federal Budgets, the Government announced major changes that could impact your financial plans. Key proposals include: A Temporary Budget Repair Levy of 2% will be payable on taxable…
Brian Parker, Head of the Portfolio Specialists Group at MLC, reviews events in markets during July. He discusses: How Australia's market had a very strong month, while world share markets delivered mixed performance Why economic…
Statement by Glenn Stevens, Governor: Monetary Policy Decision At its meeting today, the Board decided to leave the cash rate unchanged at 2.25 per cent. Moderate growth in the global economy is expected in 2015,…