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Kiel, SH, Germany, March 20, 2025: A smartphone shows the NASDAQ 100 Index with a bullish green candlestick chart, spotlighted by the American flag in the background.

Despite a generally favourable environment for stock selection, data shows almost three-quarters of Australian equity funds delivered ‘underwhelming’ results last year.

2025 painte...


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The potential to replace traditional assets with digital tokens could have the “greatest disruptive impact” on ETFs, according to EY.

The consultancy’s report ETF Roadshow Report explored how the global ETF ecosystem could evolve in the year ahead.  

One of these ways is via a tokenised ecosystem which it said is beginning t...


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BlackRock has warned the escalating Middle East war is reshaping the near-term investment outlook, with the closure of the Strait of Hormuz fuelling an oil shock that has reignited inflation concerns, lifted bond yields and undermined traditional defensive positioning. 

In its latest weekly commentary, BlackRock said markets we...


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With global investors gradually moving away from dollar-only mandates to more diversified portfolios, the firm sees European credit emerging as a subtle winner. 

Speaking to Investor Daily during a recent Australian visit, co-head of global rates Harvey Bradley confirmed that clients across institutions, central banks a...


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The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has made the decision to deliver another cash rate hike of 0.25 basis points, bringing the official cash rate to 4.1 per cent.

This move, while not unanimously expected by market commentators, was widely warned by economists in the wake of the outbreak of war between the US/Israel and Iran.

According to the ASX’s RB...


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