Gold trends bullish as investor demand rebounds
4 April 2025Off the back of a strong first quarter price rally and robust ETF inflows, gold prices are predicted to surge to a new record high this year.
Off the back of a strong first quarter price rally and robust ETF inflows, gold prices are predicted to surge to a new record high this year.
European stocks are drawing renewed interest from global investors, as attractive valuations and US market volatility bring the old world newfound att
A perfect storm of geopolitical uncertainties and doubts about the Magnificent 7 has revived hopes of an active management comeback in 2025.
The RBA board was hardly likely to cut interest rates amid election campaigning, but global uncertainty is now dampening rate expectations.
APRA has emerged as the much more frugal regulator when it comes to annual staff events, spending substantially less than ASIC.
Amundi has revised its macro long-term projection for global economic growth, predicting deceleration in developed markets, with Asia picking it up.
AFCA has expanded its support policies for employees affected by domestic violence, with significant improvements made across flexibility.
The RBA signalled its return to a steady rate easing cycle by holding the cash rate at 4.10 per cent, following February’s 25bp reduction.
The “mixed but generally positive results” from the February reporting season has seen opportunities arise for active investors and managers.
Global X has expanded its stable of physical gold-pegged EFT products, adding a new currency hedged option for Australian investors.
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