A global recession, bushfires, an ongoing pandemic - 2019/20 has been the most dramatic year for financial markets since the GFC. What does this mean for us as we step into a new financial year?
Globally, economies are reopening after the COVID-19 lockdown. Markets seem committed to the V-shaped recovery story, with equities showing great optimism and ignoring bad news.
April saw the equity markets rally in response to a flattening curve and reports of possible medical treatments. However, we've just started to glimpse the depth of the hole the world has to collectively climb out of.
Summary March was the most turbulent month for global financial markets since the onset of the GFC. Evidence of COVID-19 spreading into Europe triggered a sharp fall in equities and ...
Summary The first three weeks of February saw further good performance by global equity markets. The news from China about COVID-19 seemed to be getting better and the latest economic ...
Summary January was a dramatic month for the world economy and financial markets, starting with hostilities between the US and Iran and ending with fears about the new coronavirus (2019-nCoV) ...
Summary December closed out 2019 on a positive note with equities, bonds and commodities all rallying as key economic data steadied and the US and China agreed to sign the Phase ...
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