Share markets finished the calendar year weaker after an extended period of market strength while bond yields were mixed for the month.
Read moreShare markets saw strong gains in November as bond yields retraced somewhat.
Read moreShare markets declined in October as bond yields rose sharply, signalling an increased probability of a Trump election victory and ensuing policy that may result in trade wars, elevated inflation and increased deficits and debt (bond issuance).
Read moreShare markets posted gains in September despite the ongoing war in Gaza and a significant escalation in the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon.
Read moreMarket participants remain keenly focused on consumer inflation, believing that central banks such as the RBA will start to cut official rates once it’s apparent inflation is under control.
Read moreShare markets surged in November following a flat October US CPI print and hints from the US Federal Reserve that the hiking cycle may have ended.
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