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The end of the year provides an opportunity to spend time with family and friends reviewing how accurate last year’s outlook was and to (hopefully) be thankful for the investment returns markets have delivered. In this month’s Market Insight, we share our outlook for 2026. Our central case remains relatively benign, with low recession risk and supportive earnings expectations.
The end of the year provides an opportunity to spend time with family and friends reviewing how accurate last year’s outlook was and to (hopefully) be thankful for the investment returns markets have delivered. In this month’s Market Insight, we share our outlook for 2026. Our central case remains relatively benign, with low recession risk and supportive earnings expectations.
The end of the year provides an opportunity to spend time with family and friends reviewing how accurate last year’s outlook was and to (hopefully) be thankful for the investment returns markets have delivered. In this month’s Market Insight, we share our outlook for 2026. Our central case remains relatively benign, with low recession risk and supportive earnings expectations.
Japan is not a country that many Australians have had much equity exposure to historically. Fighting the hangover of the 80’s equity market heyday and structural growth detractors of an aging population and deflation, it has been an equity market that was easy to ignore. In this month’s Market Insight, we dive deeper into the Japanese economy and equity market.
Japan is not a country that many Australians have had much equity exposure to historically. Fighting the hangover of the 80’s equity market heyday and structural growth detractors of an aging population and deflation, it has been an equity market that was easy to ignore. In this month’s Market Insight, we dive deeper into the Japanese economy and equity market.
It has been a little while since we wrote about Australia. Long time readers of this note will struggle to recall a time where we have been positive on the Australian economy or equity market. In this month's Market Insight, we rehash the outlook for Australia, seeing if there has been any improvement and where the risks lay.
It has been a little while since we wrote about Australia. Long time readers of this note will struggle to recall a time where we have been positive on the Australian economy or equity market. In this month's Market Insight, we rehash the outlook for Australia, seeing if there has been any improvement and where the risks lay.
Active equity managers overall have struggled to deliver decent performance for many years now. They, on average underperform their respective market cap weighted indexes and charge investors a reasonable premium for doing so. So why do investors still allocate capital to active managers? In this month’s Market Insight, we review active and passive management within equity markets.
Active equity managers overall have struggled to deliver decent performance for many years now. They, on average underperform their respective market cap weighted indexes and charge investors a reasonable premium for doing so. So why do investors still allocate capital to active managers? In this month’s Market Insight, we review active and passive management within equity markets.
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