Investment Perspectives: A conservative government, falling interest rates, and new APRA lending guidelines; w
The RBA recently cut its official interest rate by 25 basis points to a record low of 1.25%.
Modern Monetary Theory, and why you're about to hear a lot more about it
Hear Chris Bedingfield explain one of the most controversial economic topics today: Modern Monetary Theory.
Quay wins global property award for the second time
For the second year in a row, Quay Global Investors has won the Global Property Securities category for its Quay Global Real Estate Fund at the Money Management/Lonsec Fund Manager of the Year Awards.
Investment Perspectives: Modern Monetary Theory Part 2, and why you're still hearing a lot more about it
In this edition of Investment Perspectives, Chris Bedingfield highlights additional insights from MMT as it relates to the private sector and the external accounts (external trade and the current account).
Investment Perspectives: Modern Monetary Theory, and why you're about to hear a lot more about it
If you’re paying attention to US politics, you may be aware of an emerging new[i] economic theory supported by many US Democrats, including Congress ‘freshman’ Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. This economic framework is generally known as Modern Monetary Theory, or MMT.
Outstanding SQM rating for Quay Global Investors
SQM has upgraded Quay Global Investors, a Bennelong boutique, to its highest rating category of "Outstanding" (4½ stars).
Investment Perspectives: The great unwind of the Federal Reserve’s balance sheet, and whether it actually matt
Gyrations in equity markets over the past three months have been significant. After a -4.2% decline in December and -11% fall for the final quarter of 2018, global equities have recovered strongly, up 9.5% so far this year.
Investment Perspectives: Will the US yield curve invert?
It’s been 10 years since the global financial crisis tore through markets in the months surrounding the collapse of Lehman Brothers in October 2008. While the tussle between the bulls and bears is always ongoing, in the time since it has been the bulls that have, on average, been winning.
What's ahead for Australian house prices?
On Your Money, Chris Bedingfield explains how an oversupply of dwellings and tighter credit conditions have made him bearish on Australian residential property – and just how far prices and interest rates could drop.