US CPI and Fed easing: You can almost touch it

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Last night’s US July consumer price index report makes a policy rate cut at the US Federal Reserve’s (the Fed’s) September 17-18 Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting a virtual

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AI – Bubble or structural shift?

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Artificial intelligence is the topic du jour. It seems it will affect all aspects of life and provide a number of investment opportunities. In this article, GSFM’s investment partner TD

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RBA: keep calm and carry on

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As was universally anticipated, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Board left the policy rate unchanged at yesterday’s meeting. The Governor and the Board sought to strike a balanced tone

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Australia: viva el experimento

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In a surprise to some (including this writer) the June quarter consumer price index (CPI) report didn’t reveal an excessive enough burst of inflation to elicit a further policy rate

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GSFM appoints Lewis Bond to distribution team

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GSFM has appointed Lewis Bond to the role of key account manager (NSW & ACT), effective 22 July. Lewis is based in Sydney and reports to national distribution manager Steven

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Australian central bank could raise rates in August, US tech rally to benefit Asian markets

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Interest rates could rise in the months ahead in Australia, inflation proving especially intractable in Australia, while US technology stocks are likely to continue rallying which could underpin growth in

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RBA: June Labour Force data could be pivotal

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Yesterday’s June labour force is potentially pivotal in deciding which way the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Board jumps at its meeting on 5-6 August. At this stage my best

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Climate – the $50 trillion investment opportunity

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As the world continues to grapple with the urgent need to combat climate change, the transition to a low-carbon economy has never been more critical. Governments, corporations and individuals are

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RBA: tilting to tightening

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I’m not sure that there was a lot of information in the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) June minutes released on Tuesday. The minutes are best viewed as the reasoning

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The investment case for global growth equities

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Growth investors generally focus on those companies with sustainable above average growth, those that exhibit high levels of profitability and earnings growth ahead of their peer group. Growth managers tend

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