As the US Federal Reserve attempts to balance ongoing inflationary pressures and a weakening domestic jobs market, the ...
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The macro shock that wiped out US$800 billion from the cryptocurrency market in the largest single-day liquidation event ...
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Investors have “made too much” of the emerging market debt (EMD) slump, with attractive opportunities still available in the asset class, according to Neuberger Berman.
Institutional investors are generally confident in the boards of some of Australia’s biggest companies, according to the Australian Council of Superannuation Investors (ACSI).
A three-year sponsorship deal with the National Jockeys’ Trust (NJT) indicates the industry fund LUCRF Super – and its chief executive in particular – is serious about maintaining an outward image as a working class champion.
It’s a “rocky road” ahead for emerging markets (EM), but investors need to ensure they are not tarring all economies in the sector with the same brush, according to Standard Life Investments.
The Japanese election has the potential to “take investors by surprise” and provide new equity opportunities, according to Nikko Asset Management (Nikko AM).
