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10 June 2022 • By Jon Bragg and Maja Garaca Djurdjevic • 1 min read

How high will interest rates go?

The big four banks expect rates could rise above 2 per cent by the end of the year. Economists at Australia’s major banks have updated their ...

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AXA IM announces launch of new platform

AXA Investment Managers has announced the launch of the AXA IM Investment Institute with Chris Iggo appointed as chair. AXA IM has announced the ...

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World Bank cuts global growth forecast as stagflation looms

Global economic growth this year is predicted to halve compared to 2021. The World Bank has significantly downgraded its forecasts for global ...

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CPA Australia lashes out at quarterly inflation reporting after RBA rate call

With inflation playing a critical role in the Reserve Bank’s interest rate decisions, CPA Australia has called on the government to increase the ...

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Magellan FUM continues to slide despite CEO appointment

Magellan has reported a substantial decrease in funds under management (FUM), following a slump in global equities. Magellan reported FUM ...

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BlackRock CEO says high inflation could last for years

Inflation is not transitory according to the CEO of the world’s largest asset manager. Larry Fink, the CEO of US$9.6 trillion asset manager ...

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BlackRock identifies key challenges to Australia’s economic and market outlook

Higher inflation and a slowing global economy present a significant challenge. After Australia’s strong fiscal and monetary response saw the ...

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Janus Henderson pencils in 1.5% rate in December

Janus Henderson has pencilled in a cash rate of 1.5 per cent by year end. The investment manager expects rates to climb to 2.75 per cent by end ...

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Rate hikes won’t be as aggressive as expected, says Franklin Templeton

The investment manager believes market rate expectations are too aggressive.  Franklin Templeton Australia has deemed the interest rate ...

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Domestic outlook shaky on persistent inflationary pressures

A more front-loaded hiking path from the RBA in the second half of 2022 is expected to decelerate economic conditions, Morgan Stanley has predicted

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