Core inflation slowed in August, reducing the odds of an expected RBA rate rise in November.

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Despite fears over higher interest rates, strong rental growth, solid balance sheets, and constrained supply are driving AREIT returns.

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Vihari Ross and Andrew Mitchell reveal the global stocks they believe could look very different five years from now.

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The RBA resumed raising interest rates, retaining a tightening bias that was watered down in the press conference.

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The investment bank offers a guide to navigating the AI boom's next phase as investors weigh growth prospects against high expectations.

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