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29 July 2025 • By Georgie Preston • 1 min read

US–Europe deal encourages domestic investment, says ECP

The US and Europe trade deal reached on Monday has led to increased volatility in European markets, which the asset manager says could be a lesson on ...

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Higher interest rates the ‘biggest’ short-term risk for markets, says CIO

Infinity Asset Management has warned interest rates will be a critical driver for markets over coming months, ahead of the Fed’s rate decision this ...

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Rest pushes for overhaul of super performance test

The super fund has urged reform of the superannuation performance test to support investment in housing, clean energy and emerging local industries

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Charles Sweeney leaves Sequoia after 6-year stint

Sequoia Financial Group non-executive director Charles Sweeney has stepped down from the board of the licensee after six years. In an ASX ...

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Fitzpatricks reshapes advice leadership as Fabig steps back

Fitzpatricks Financial Group chief executive Andrew Fairweather has taken over responsibility for the group’s private wealth subsidiary as its general ...

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Valuations for high-yield credit ‘extremely rich’ in US and Europe

The fundamentals for high-yield credit remain attractive but valuations have become extremely stretched, according to Allspring Global Investments

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RBA’s July decision ‘a pause, not a pivot’ in monetary policy, says Morningstar

Morningstar expects the Reserve Bank will still make around three cuts in this cycle, bringing the cash rate to a neutral level of around 3 per cent

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US–Europe deal eases trade tensions but further volatility expected, says UBS

The US and Europe trade deal represents a significant step forward in resolving trade conflict, but markets have largely priced in the good news ...

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August rate cut to hinge on June CPI print

Economists have tipped inflation to ease further, but any upside surprise in the June quarter CPI could derail the Reserve Bank’s plans

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Institutional investors remain bullish on US equities, survey reveals

Positive investor sentiment has returned to January levels despite the US dollar’s decline, according to a Goldman Sachs survey. Amid ongoing ...

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