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19 April 2017 • By Reporter • 1 min read

China growing faster than expected: NAB

China’s gross domestic product grew faster in the first quarter than was anticipated, with the transition to a services-based economy continuing, ...

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Household debt vulnerabilities 'increasing': RBA

Australia's financial system is exposed to risks associated with the housing market and high household indebtedness, warns the RBA. In its April ...

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Equity market tailwinds likely to fade

The chief structural trends driving equity market returns over the past three decades look poised to reverse over the next 30 years, according to ...

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China must ‘bite the bullet’ on debt

Chinese authorities need to act soon to rein in the “debt mountain” currently putting their economy at risk or suffer more severe fallout from a ...

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March employment figures show solid growth

Australia’s employment figures have risen significantly off the back of a surge in full-time jobs growth, according to AMP Capital. Employment grew ...

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New adviser banning panel proposed by ASIC

ASIC has issued a consultation paper exploring whether a new panel should be created to include a peer-review element in the regulator’s financial ...

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Steepening yield curve a risk for long-dated bonds

Australian fixed income investors should focus on shorter-dated bonds as the US Treasury yield curve begins to steepen, says FIIG Securities

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Business investment tipped to improve: NAB

Recent data from NAB Group Economics suggests underlying business investment will rise modestly in 2017 before picking up the pace in 2018 and 2019

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US REITs benefiting from demographic shifts

Australian investors should look to US real estate investment trusts to benefit from current generational housing trends, a new study from AMP Capital ...

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House price falls would lead to 'sharp' slowdown

The relatively high leverage of Australian households would lead to a dramatic slowdown in growth in the event of housing market crisis, says Moody's ...

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