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Market update – November 2022

Market update – November 2022

Despite a mixed third-quarter earnings season and stubbornly high inflation, October results saw a comeback in most global sharemarkets. All eyes are now on central banks, as price pressures start showing signs of cooling.

Monthly View – October 2020

Monthly View – October 2020

Interest rates fell over the month of September and for the first time in New Zealand some market rates went negative. Into the tail end of the month government bonds with maturities out to 5 years were providing negative yields. This implies that a purchaser of these bonds, if they held them to maturity, would receive a negative return on their investment..

Investment Update – November 2019

Investment Update – November 2019

Heightened Sensitivity Investors continue to face two contrasting scenarios: A) Global economies remain subdued and markets decline from elevated levels;or B)Central bank stimulus continues to prime the pump and markets continue to climb in value. As a result,...

Investment Update – October 2019

Investment Update – October 2019

Politics Intrudes on Markets The risk of President Trump’s impeachment increased in September with Democrats instigating the first stages of the process. The seriousness for US markets will take time to play-out but political focus is likely to drift from the economy...

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