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Australia’s economic outlook has deteriorated again, with inflation remaining stubbornly high forcing the RBA to resume rate hikes. Persistent government spending, limited economic reform and an increasingly burdensome regulatory environment continue to weigh on productivity and business confidence. In this month’s market insight, we discuss the drivers behind Australia’s weakening growth backdrop, the implications of higher interest rates for markets, and why we remain underweight Australian equities in a challenging economic environment.
Australia’s economic outlook has deteriorated again, with inflation remaining stubbornly high forcing the RBA to resume rate hikes. Persistent government spending, limited economic reform and an increasingly burdensome regulatory environment continue to weigh on productivity and business confidence. In this month’s market insight, we discuss the drivers behind Australia’s weakening growth backdrop, the implications of higher interest rates for markets, and why we remain underweight Australian equities in a challenging economic environment.
Australia’s economic outlook has deteriorated again, with inflation remaining stubbornly high forcing the RBA to resume rate hikes. Persistent government spending, limited economic reform and an increasingly burdensome regulatory environment continue to weigh on productivity and business confidence. In this month’s market insight, we discuss the drivers behind Australia’s weakening growth backdrop, the implications of higher interest rates for markets, and why we remain underweight Australian equities in a challenging economic environment.
Conflict in Iran continued over the weekend, driving oil futures sharply higher on Monday. In response to geopolitical risk and higher oil prices, equity markets have been volatile with the Australian market down almost 5% from the peak, the US market off around 3% however down less than 1% for the year. Futures markets expect the oil price to fall in the coming quarters, likely pricing in some combination of Trump losing interest and declaring victory, or sufficient military intervention in the Strait to make it again safe for shipping. In this month’s market insight, we assess the economic impact of a protracted war and disruption to the oil market.
Conflict in Iran continued over the weekend, driving oil futures sharply higher on Monday. In response to geopolitical risk and higher oil prices, equity markets have been volatile with the Australian market down almost 5% from the peak, the US market off around 3% however down less than 1% for the year. Futures markets expect the oil price to fall in the coming quarters, likely pricing in some combination of Trump losing interest and declaring victory, or sufficient military intervention in the Strait to make it again safe for shipping. In this month’s market insight, we assess the economic impact of a protracted war and disruption to the oil market.
The US software sector is experiencing its sharpest underperformance since the tech bubble driven by fears of disruption from expanding AI capabilities. While uncertainty remains, we believe much of the sector is well placed to benefit from AI-driven productivity gains. In this month’s market insight, we explore what’s behind the sell-off and what it means for investors.
The US software sector is experiencing its sharpest underperformance since the tech bubble driven by fears of disruption from expanding AI capabilities. While uncertainty remains, we believe much of the sector is well placed to benefit from AI-driven productivity gains. In this month’s market insight, we explore what’s behind the sell-off and what it means for investors.
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.
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