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Why did the ASX 200 jump on Australian Inflation Data

Inflation data for June out at 11.30am this morning came in below expectations and the market now believes the RBA will pause on rates this coming Tuesday. For June, prices increased 5.4% YoY (below 5.6% exp) while QoQ the 0.8% rate was below the 1.0% economists had tipped.

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Market Matters Portfolio Performance for FY23

FY23 was a strong year for markets and we’re pleased to say, the Market Matters Portfolios captured this strength. In this week’s video update we discuss the performance of the Market Matters Portfolios and our positioning for what comes next in FY24.

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Is a recession priced in stock markets?

My Bloomberg terminal is filled with bears, Blackrock says we should shun most stocks as the market is simply not pricing in a recession and a ‘hard landing’ sort of scenario while Goldman Sachs has downgraded equities to underweight in their asset allocation matrix, a similar move made by Shaw’s Chief Investment Officer a few days ago, saying that evidence that inflation is becoming persistent means higher interest rates, tightening financial conditions and slower world growth.

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The RBA hike official cash rates by 50bps

While we thought 0.40% was the right level, it was perhaps our OCD that played into this (would have left rates at 0.75%), however Governor Lowe did what only 10% of economists thought he would and took a more aggressive stance.

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Calix (CXL) brings on ESG investor

CXL +39.69%: Our most recent purchase in the Emerging Companies Portfolio crashed through all-time highs today after selling a portion of a subsidiary to a US ESG investment firm.

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Income Report: Asset allocation framework when targeting income

A better day for Aussie stocks playing out with the index tracking marginally higher at time of writing. The banking sector is providing some weight with ANZ down 0.74% to be the worst performer in the sector after passing on the full 0.25% cut to rates yesterday, while NAB is performing ‘relatively’ well down by just 0.08%. We trimmed our banking exposure in the Growth Portfolio yesterday, however have elected to retain current weightings for now in the income model.

Market Matters Weekend Report - Sunday 12th June 2020 (NAB, NCM, TLS, SBUX US, IZZ)
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