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The Australian IPO market had an exceptional year in 2021, breaking records for the number of IPOs coming to market, the amount of capital raised and the aggregate market...

The podcast discusses the childcare industry - the demands, the challenges, and what the future holds for the sector.

Many AREITs are now trading above their net asset values so we recommend investors retain a modest underweight exposure.

Modest global growth is expected in 2015, as domestic demand in the US should withstand weakness in China and Europe.

The fundamentals of a US recovery may be robust, but outside of the United States, the global recovery is faltering.

A survey tracking market sentiment in relation to the global financial crisis.

Space-related assets are becoming investable for infrastructure investors, with opportunities in ground stations, mission control assets, data-processing facilities and dual-use platforms. However, investors must carefully evaluate technology refresh risks, regulatory complexities including spectrum and orbital rights, and revenue bankability through counterparty quality rather than relying solely on sector growth projections.

Valuations are not compelling, but we expect demand for equities to stay supported by the low interest rate environment.

The transition to non-resource drivers of economic growth could be slower and employment growth may remain subdued.

Last week the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) released its report on the CBDC research project which it conducted with the Digital Finance Cooperative Research Centre (see here).

The national accounts released on December 5 showed that the Australian economy grew by 0.5% in the September quarter.

Investors in global equities have benefitted from rising corporate profitability and the falling Australian dollar.

The following guidelines can help your school to achieve improved analysis and reporting of financial forecast reports.

Key economic forecasts released by Treasury from the 2011 Budget. Treasury projections remain very much influenced by the extraordinary resources boom driving record commodity prices and unprecedented levels of investment in mining and energy.

From 18–21 August 2025, the Australian Government (Government) hosted the Economic Reform Roundtable with industry and government leaders to explore reforms aimed at boosting productivity...

In the midst of the current global economic downturn, the Australian Government is providing significant stimulus to the domestic economy by providing some attractive incentives and initiatives for businesses in Australia.

We believe that growth in the non-mining sector is still sufficiently robust to offset the sharp downturn in mining.