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2017-18 saw strong returns for diversified investors – but there’s a few storm clouds around

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

The past financial year saw solid returns for investors but it was a story of two halves. While the December half year was strong as global share markets moved to

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05 Jul 2018

Women’s Index shows economic progress in FY18 despite H1 setback

From Financy Women’s Index

Women’s economic measure finds that Australian women are progressing but it’s a one step forward, two step back march. The latest Financy Women’s Index powered by Data Digger has revealed

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28 Jun 2018

Financy Women’s Index shows improvement as #PressforProgress campaign continues momentum for equality

From Financy Women’s Index

Female economic measure finds that Australian women are progressing on jobs, super, pay and education but not on boards. More Australian women are taking advantage of opportunities to progress in

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08 Mar 2018

Australian jobs down (a bit), but full time jobs up and unemployment down too

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

Employment fell by 3,900 in August, which was well below market expectations for a 15,000 gain but did follow stronger than expected growth of 26,000 in July. Annual jobs growth

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16 Sep 2016

Weekly market update – week ending 1 July, 2016

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

Investment markets and key developments over the past week Share markets rebounded over the past week as worries about Brexit leading to global financial and economic chaos faded somewhat. Despite

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04 Jul 2016

Weekly market update – week ending 15 April, 2016

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

Investment markets and key developments over the past week Share markets pushed higher over the last week helped by a combination of better than feared US earnings results, good economic

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18 Apr 2016

RBA on hold for the eleventh month in a row, but rising $A seen as presenting complications

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

In its Statement accompanying the decision, the RBA again made very little changes and retained an easing bias. However, it did acknowledge the recent improvement in commodity prices and financial

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07 Apr 2016

Weekly market update – week ending 1 April, 2016

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

Investment markets and key developments over the past week The “risk on” rally fired up again in some markets over the last week helped by dovish comments from Fed Chair

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04 Apr 2016

Weekly market update – week ending 24 March, 2016

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

Investment markets and key developments over the past week The “risk on” rebound took a bit of a breather over the last week. The rebound in shares, commodities and commodity

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29 Mar 2016

Weekly market update – week ending 11 March, 2016

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

Investment markets and key developments over the past week The past week saw most share markets pull back partly due to a perverse reaction to the ECB and partly (or

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14 Mar 2016

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