Investment update for November 2022 The month of November witnessed swings in market sentiment amid global crosswinds. Stocks and bonds both recovered some of the steep losses from earlier this year. News headlines include inflation rates, the likelihood of a recession, the ongoing Ukraine/Russia war, China reopening, and continued interest [...]
Investment update for October 2022 October witnessed another turbulent month in global markets. With easing on global supply chain pressure, escalated tension between Russia and Ukraine, deepening energy crisis facing Europe, and continued weakness in China, there remains deep uncertainty as to what lies ahead. In the US, the latest [...]
Investment update for September 2022 The month of September witnessed global selloffs in risk assets in response to interest rate hikes, escalating Russia-Ukraine war, deepening energy crisis and European fiscal stimulus. Concerns about the outlook for the global economy continued to weigh on the markets amid worries that the increasing [...]
On 25 October 2022, Treasurer Jim Chalmers presented the 2022-23 Federal Budget. While the Federal Budget is usually in May each year, during the election the then Opposition indicated it would undertake an interim Budget to enable effective implementation of its policies. This update has been provided by Superannuation Compliance [...]
Investment update for August 2022 The month of August has noticed market volatility intensify in response to interest rate hikes, energy market concerns and geopolitical tensions. High inflation and recession risks are a key focus for investment markets. In the US, reported GDP contracted consecutively in the June quarter, led [...]
The year ending 30 June 2022 was challenging for financial markets, with significant global and domestic volatility. As expected, our investment portfolios were subject to global market pressures, with most of our investment options posting negative returns for the period. While negative performance can be unsettling, it is essential [...]
Investment update for July 2022 In the month of July, there was further evidence of a slowdown in the global economy as inflation continued to rise while real wage growth stayed negative. July witnessed US equity markets rebound after the dismal end to the last financial year. The S&P 500 [...]
Investment update for June 2022 Global financial markets have experienced heightened volatility over the past financial year driven by the emergence of new strains of COVID-19, the invasion of Ukraine by Russia, persistently high inflation, tightening of monetary policy worldwide and strict COVID-19 restrictions in China. While market performance during [...]
Investment update for May 2022 While global equity markets ended the month of May broadly flat, key events such as the ongoing war in Ukraine, monetary policy tightening and COVID-19 restrictions in China continue to have an impact on overall market sentiment. China equities produced a solid positive return in [...]
Investment update for April 2022 Global equity markets experienced a significant decline during the month of April on the back of the ongoing war in Ukraine, expectations of further increases in interest rates due to high inflation and lockdowns in China. Inflation in the US is at particularly high levels, [...]
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