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The economic outlook: global, national and local

In this economic update from the Chief Economist at Suncorp Group, Paul Brennan covers: - History suggests a US soft landing will be hard to achieve, even with the Fed starting to ease this month. - Markets are not priced for a recession, even a mild one would likely see a material correction in share prices and other risk assets. - The Chinese economy is too weak to offset the effects of a US recession. - Australia faces a challenging 18 months, even if it avoids a recession, as inflation is limiting the RBA’s degrees of freedom and China isn’t coming to the rescue

An economic update - looking into 2024 locally and globally

Guest speaker, the Chief Economist at BOQ, Mr. Peter Munckton. Peter has held this position for almost ten years. Prior to that, he worked at the Federal Treasury in Canberra, Bankers Trust and the CBA. He co-authored reports on the Australian and Chinese financial systems that gained significant international media attention.

Generating Income for Retirement – Risks and Opportunities Amid Rising Interest Rates

Generating income has always been important for investors, particular retirees. With living costs rising dramatically, certainty of income has rarely been more critical. The risks taken by investors to generate income are commonly misunderstood and credit markets are often overlooked as a source for generating stable income. In this presentation Adam Scully will discuss how investors can access credit markets to enhance diversity in their portfolios as well as producing robust returns and strong income.

Economic Update and Q+A

David Bassanese is the Chief Economist of Betashares. Betashares is an Australian exchange traded product manager with $28 billlion dollars of funds under manager. He is the ex-federal treasury escapee and spent time sipping coffee at the Paris-based OECD. Ex-columnist at the Australian Financial Review and co-founder of a Paris based Aussie theme cafe. He is the author of Australia's most comprehensive book on exchange traded funds 'The Australian ETF Guide: How to invest more cheaply simply and effectively using exchange traded funds (ETFs)'.

The Bigger Picture - August 2026

Most market commentaries explain major price moves after the fact with tidy causes that sound obvious only in hindsight. In my opinion, that’s not an intellectually honest approach in the current environment.

Macro Investor Education Managed Fund ETF

2 Aug 2026

· Simon Turner

· 6 MIN READ

Expensive But Compelling: The Long-Term Case for US Equities

It’s easy to turn bearish on US equities if you read the news or focus on valuations and the long list of worries markets always need to navigate.

Investor Education Macro Managed Fund ETF

2 Aug 2026

· Simon Turner

· 7 MIN READ

The Winning and Losing Sectors Within the Australian Economy

Australia’s GDP rose 0.3% in the March quarter and 2.5% over the year. While that’s not recessionary, it’s hardly exuberant and was once again negative in per capita terms. The main headwinds are subdued household and government consumption, while adverse weather hampered mining production and exports. On a more positive note, there’s been a lift in business investment linked to data centre machinery and equipment.

Macro Investor Education Investment Themes

6 July 2026

· Simon Turner

· 6 MIN READ

Videos

Macro

The economic outlook: global, national and local

The economic outlook: global, national and local

The economic outlook: global, national and local

An economic update - looking into 2024 locally and globally

Economic Update and Q&A, November 2023

Generating Income for Retirement – Risks and Opportunities Amid Rising Interest Rates

Economic Update and Q+A

Explore 100's of investment opportunities and find your next hidden gem!

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The Bigger Picture - August 2026

Expensive But Compelling: The Long-Term Case for US Equities

The Winning and Losing Sectors Within the Australian Economy

Videos

Macro

The economic outlook: global, national and local

The economic outlook: global, national and local

The economic outlook: global, national and local

An economic update - looking into 2024 locally and globally

Economic Update and Q&A, November 2023

Generating Income for Retirement – Risks and Opportunities Amid Rising Interest Rates

Economic Update and Q+A

Explore 100's of investment opportunities and find your next hidden gem!

Related Articles

The Bigger Picture - August 2026

Expensive But Compelling: The Long-Term Case for US Equities

The Winning and Losing Sectors Within the Australian Economy

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