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Key Points: Australian home prices rose again in April & along with other indicators suggest the home price downturn is over. A surge in demand on the back of high immigration and constrained supply appear to be dominating the negative impact of higher interest rates. ...
Key Points: The independent Review of the RBA has recommended a significant change in the way the RBA does things in relation to the monetary policy framework, decision making, culture and governance at the RBA. The RBA made some decisions in recent times it would...
Key Points: Inflation is likely to have peaked and this means that central banks are either at or close to the top on rates. The risk of recession has increased but should be avoided in Australia, providing the RBA is at or near the top...
Key Points: Successful investing can be really difficult in times like now with immense uncertainty around inflation, interest rates, issues in global banks and recession risks impacting the outlook for investment markets. This makes it all the more important to stay focussed on the basic...
Key Points: Capital city property prices so far in March are on track for a 0.6% or so gain, led by Sydney, based on CoreLogic data. The main positives for the residential property market are improving demographic demand, constrained supply and tight rental markets. Against...
Key Points: US regional bank failures have added to uncertainty about the investment outlook flowing from inflation & rate hikes. Specific issues with the failed banks and action to protect depositors may limit broader problems for US banks. But the wider risks are high and...
The Government has announced that they intend to change to tax concessions on certain superannuation accounts if you have a total super balance of more than $3 million. While it is important to understand that this is just a proposal at this time, we understand...
Key Points: The experience of the high inflation 1970s and its aftermath hold key lessons for today. In particular, that once high inflation becomes entrenched in expectations that it will stay high, inflation is very hard to get back down but also that there are...
This outlook provides a recap of 2022 and the difficulties faced by investors as well as the investment returns looking back and forcast for 2023. There are reasons to be positive looking forward to 2023 however, there will likely be volatility along the way. To read...
Key Points: 2022 was dominated by high inflation, rising interest rates, war in Ukraine & recession fears. This hit bonds & shares hard, driving losses for balanced growth super funds. 2023 is likely to remain volatile and a retest of 2022 lows for shares is...
