Global economics
US-China trade dispute deepens
China has announced that it will impose tariffs on USD60bn of US goods from 1 June, three days after the US doubled tariffs on USD200bn of Chinese imports. What will it mean for investors?
Chart of the week: Election stock market performance
Australian share market returns have been relatively stable in the run-up to election day. But when the ballot box closes is there ever a clear winner?
Pursuing an active sustainable strategy
The increased focus on ESG is transforming investing and delivering positive outcomes for investors and society more broadly.
Golden Week - more gilded than usual
Golden Week in Japan is more gilded than usual this year. The traditional string of public holidays in early May has been padded out with extra celebrations to welcome a new imperial era - Reiwa - as Emperor Akihito steps aside in favour of his son, Crown Prince Naruhito.
The attributes of a long-term winner
A couple of years ago I bought an orange blazer. At the time I felt incredibly stylish and on-trend. But about six months later the romance was over. So how can you make sure you’re buying a must-have piece with longevity or in investing terms, what’s the different between a short-term trade and a long-term winner?
The biggest election the world has ever seen
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