Economics
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29 March 2015 |
David James
Many are predicting another sovereign debt crisis in emerging countries. It may happen, but the markets rarely do what people expect. For SMSF investors it is wise not to over-react, even if there are adverse events.
15 March 2015 |
David James
Australia's soaring private indebtedness is a growing problem. But is is not certain that much can be done about it.
15 December 2014 |
The concessions on super are Australia's biggest tax expenditure according to the latest MYEFO statement. It raises some tricky economic and political issues.
09 December 2014 |
The growing divide between the older and younger generations in Australia will determine the political context for super over the coming decades.
30 November 2014 |
The sharp drop in the oil price has been replicated in gold, the $A and copper. It all points to an intensifying of deflationary pressure.
23 November 2014 |
China's decision to lower interest rates is a further sign that the world economy remains weak. It may mean a weaker Australian economy and lower Australian dollar, with implications for DIY investors.
10 November 2014 |
With the Bank of Japan and the ECB easing monetary policy, concerns are growing that money is too cheap. It may be leading to unhealthy speculation.
29 October 2014 |
Relatively benign inflation numbers suggest that we are heading into a stable interest rate environment. It suggests that DIY investors will need to diversify away from cash to get good returns.
22 October 2014 |
Many developed economies are trying to keep their currencies weak in order to keep deflation away. A weak currency makes imports more expensive, which creates inflation.
15 October 2014 |
As the $A falls, it has an uneven effect on local stocks. Importers do worse, exporters do better, and companies that have large foreign investor bases come under pressure.
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