6/7/2023 0 Comments Market watch sign in![]() While much of the rise in inflation we have seen over the past year or so is likely to fade, for example, as supply chain pressures ease and key commodity prices stabilise or decline - this is likely to take some time and over the medium to longer-term inflation is likely to be somewhat higher than we saw in the pre-COVID years. ![]() And because superannuation is a long-term investment, we do not manage portfolios on the basis of our own or anybody else’s short-term economic or market forecasts.įurther interest rate increases from the world’s central banks (including our own RBA) are inevitable, but we have no way of knowing with any certainty just how far rates will need to rise in order to slow demand and bring inflation down. With that in mind, let me share with you some key messages to keep in mind when you’re thinking about what, if anything, to do with your superannuation.įirstly, it's important to remember that superannuation is the longest-term investment that many of us will ever have and Australian Retirement Trust’s diversified options have delivered very strong long-term returns. We know that many of our members – particularly those members approaching or in retirement – are worried about their investments in this environment. In short, markets are worried that central banks may overdo it – raising rates too far and causing a recession rather than delivering some kind of ‘soft landing’. While the war in Ukraine continues, markets are now largely focused on inflation, interest rates and the risk of a significant downturn in the world economy. Share market conditions remain very volatile. In fact, we've seen very strong returns for over decade leading up to the end of 2021.īut 2022 to date has been far more challenging. Since the worst of the COVID financial crisis in March 2020 up until the end of 2021 we've seen very strong investment returns particularly from share markets both here in Australia and globally. Hello everybody my name is Brian Parker I’m the Chief Economist at Australian retirement trust. Although all reasonable attempts have been made to ensure accuracy of the transcript, in some cases it may be incomplete or inaccurate due to inaudible passages or transcription errors. The transcript has been included to make the video accessible to people who are deaf or hard of hearing. ![]() This integration would result in all 2,500 BREB Members becoming.The following is the output of transcribing from an audio recording. The Boards of Directors at the Brampton Real Estate Board (BREB) and the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) are pleased to announce BREB's recommendation to integrate with TRREB. Proposed Brampton Real Estate Board Integration with Toronto Regional Real Estate Board While the market did benefit from an increase in listings, competition. Strong population growth coupled with high borrowing costs continued to exert pressure on the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) condominium apartment rental market in the first quarter of 2023. TRREB: Strong Condo Rent Growth Continued in Q1 2023 However, strong population growth, tight rental market conditions and improved. ![]() In line with the general market trends, condominium apartment sales and the average selling price were lower in the first quarter of 2023 compared to the same period in 2022. TRREB: Q1 2023 Condo Sales Lower, but Set for a Resurgence TRREB Market Outlook & Year in Review Report.
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