Monthly Newsletter March 2019

The Australian Market went nowhere in March 2019. We saw a pullback in the early stage of the month as investors took some profits on the back of a concern over interest rates. Australia has at present an inverted yield curve which means that long term rates are lower than short term. This would indicate that interest rates in Australia are likely to fall in the US they are expected to increase. Towards the end of the month on the back concerns about interest rates the market climbed again to be back almost where it started.

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April 3, 2019

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Market Update

Interest Rates There is a lot of fuss around interest rates. Over the past six months all we have heard in the news is RBA, Inflation, Interest rates and Consumer Price Index (CPI). For most Australians, we understand that the economy is not doing well. For those who...

Iron Ore – time to review material companies.

Iron Ore – time to review material companies.

Demand for iron ore is stagnating. China represents 71% of the global seaborne iron ore market. China’s housing sector has slowed down and the economy showing clear signs of maturity and saturation. With the slow down on building property in China we expect that...

Investing in 2024.

Investing in 2024.

Investors always look forward for opportunities and look back to learn the lessons the market provides each year. 2023 was a tough year with most of the gains coming in the last quarter. 2023 closed with a 7.8% gain.In 2024 the expectations are that Material and...