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In this month’s Insight, we tackle the great stagflation debate (economic stagnation + high inflation). There is no question that inflation has proved less transitory than market expectations earlier in the year. Alongside this, the post-lockdown period of above trend economic growth has settled down into something closer to the long run average more quickly than anticipated while China casts a dark cloud over the global growth outlook.
In this month’s Insight, we tackle the great stagflation debate (economic stagnation + high inflation). There is no question that inflation has proved less transitory than market expectations earlier in the year. Alongside this, the post-lockdown period of above trend economic growth has settled down into something closer to the long run average more quickly than anticipated while China casts a dark cloud over the global growth outlook.
In this month’s Insight, we tackle the great stagflation debate (economic stagnation + high inflation). There is no question that inflation has proved less transitory than market expectations earlier in the year. Alongside this, the post-lockdown period of above trend economic growth has settled down into something closer to the long run average more quickly than anticipated while China casts a dark cloud over the global growth outlook.
The Australian housing market is a source of endless barbeque conversation and media pontification. The debate around house prices is not just a social or moral one. House prices matter for investors because they influence household consumption patterns and potential growth. They also have a symbiotic relationship with interest rates, and a key driving force of RBA policy in coming years will be the debt load accumulated by households in the recent price boom. In this Insight, we unpack the Australian housing market, with a particular focus on affordability.
The Australian housing market is a source of endless barbeque conversation and media pontification. The debate around house prices is not just a social or moral one. House prices matter for investors because they influence household consumption patterns and potential growth. They also have a symbiotic relationship with interest rates, and a key driving force of RBA policy in coming years will be the debt load accumulated by households in the recent price boom. In this Insight, we unpack the Australian housing market, with a particular focus on affordability.
Movements in interest rates will be the most important determiner of overall investment portfolio performance over the next few years assuming there is no surprise recession or other unexpected shock. Extremely high valuations for equity markets are most often justified via a comparison with very low interest rates and therefore any meaningful increase in interest rates will likely trigger lower share prices. In this Insight we consider why interest rates remain low despite strong growth and what the medium term outlook is.
Movements in interest rates will be the most important determiner of overall investment portfolio performance over the next few years assuming there is no surprise recession or other unexpected shock. Extremely high valuations for equity markets are most often justified via a comparison with very low interest rates and therefore any meaningful increase in interest rates will likely trigger lower share prices. In this Insight we consider why interest rates remain low despite strong growth and what the medium term outlook is.
To the bewilderment of many in the investment community, the Chinese Government appears to be systematically targeting many of their largest and most successful companies with punitive regulatory actions. In this month’s Insight, we review recent regulatory and market developments in China, which have led investors to reassess the risk of investing in the world’s second largest economy.
To the bewilderment of many in the investment community, the Chinese Government appears to be systematically targeting many of their largest and most successful companies with punitive regulatory actions. In this month’s Insight, we review recent regulatory and market developments in China, which have led investors to reassess the risk of investing in the world’s second largest economy.
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