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Macroeconomic News: Insights into Economic Trends and Developments

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The Coronavirus Portfolio

By Lachlann Tierney, Wednesday, 26 February 2020

Fair warning: Today’s piece is long, but we think the current outbreak warrants an in-depth look at investing in this new environment. Even with the number of cases steadily rising, markets looked remarkably bullish over the last three weeks of trading. And then all of this changed.

COVID-19 - The Coronavirus Stock Market Crash

Wipeout or Opportunity? — The Stock Market Crash

By Shae Russell, Tuesday, 25 February 2020

Whew, it’s ugly out this morning.
The markets are a sea of red and the headlines are a tad dramatic.

The Data Shows the Virus Could Be Spreading Fast: What Could Happen Next?

By Ryan Dinse, Tuesday, 25 February 2020

Financially speaking the market has been shaken out of its complacency by this latest Italian and South Korean news. At the same time the gold price and gold stocks started to attract investor funds as people sought out safe haven assets.

Holden Down but Australia’s Automotive Sector is Alive and Well

Holden Down But Australia’s Automotive Sector is Alive and Well

By Shae Russell, Monday, 24 February 2020

Many, many years ago, barely off my P Plates (and still pretty green in the finance game), I worked as a finance broker in a truck yard.

Coronavirus China Economy

Coronavirus Slows Chinese Economy and Disrupts Global Supply Chains

By Shae Russell, Friday, 21 February 2020

Markets are still bobbing along at all-time highs.

Yet I can’t help but wonder why.

According to Jim, the coronavirus is not only worse than we know…the economic impact is still to be felt.

What's next for the Aussie Economy - Australian Economy in 2020

When Australia’s Quarry Is Empty — What’s Next for the Aussie Economy?

By Shae Russell, Thursday, 20 February 2020

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