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As expected, the European Central Bank (ECB) kept policy rates unchanged today, following a hike at its last meeting. Rates on the deposit facility, main refinancing operations, and the marginal lending facility remained at 2.25%, 2.40%, and 2.65%, respectively.

In the face of elevated geopolitical uncertainty, ECB President Christine Lagarde characterized policy as be...


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Thomas Poullaouec, Head of Global Investment Solutions, International and Portfolio Manager at T. Rowe Price, and his team have published their latest insights on global asset allocation and the investment environment for Australia. June 2026. OUTLOOK

Markets have continued to push higher despite geopolitical uncertainty, supported by resilient earnings and ongoing AI-driven...


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This morning, CDC Data Centres Australia launched a new dual tranche, fixed rate, senior secured bond issue including:

A six year tranche with an indicative 6.329% coupon or 165 basis points over semi quarterly swap A 10 year tranche with a 6.841% coupon, 195 basis points over semi quarterly swap

The move comes after its successful $1 billion hybrid issue. At the tim...


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Key takeaways: Concentration is not a reason to be bearish but to reflect on what the market is depending on. Earnings season will be an important test on whether the narrow group carrying the market can keep doing so at the pace expectations now require. The second half likely requires AI spending to translate into earnings growth across the market and proof that credit can...

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Australian investors added a net A$13bn to managed funds during the first half of 2026, extending the strong momentum established in 2025 despite heightened global and domestic market volatility, according to the latest fund flow data from Calastone, the largest global funds network.

Australian managed funds gained capital every month, except for March, which coincided...


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