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From free markets to populism: why core economic truths are being sidelined—and what that means for portfolios.

After three big years, markets face a bumpier 2026. Returns should stay positive, but volatility, politics and AI risks loom.

Share markets have been fairly resilient in the face of uncertainty around Trump’s policies. However, nervousness is creeping in.

There is good reason to expect the $A to rise into next year, and a strong case for a slight weighting toward hedged global investments

Elston's Andrew McKie certainly thinks so.

From inflation to house prices, Shane Oliver takes on the most commonly asked questions he gets as AMP's Chief Economist.

Shares had a strong start to the year seeing gains into early February around or above what we expect for the year as a whole. But we still expect that it will be a...

The start of this year has been painful for investors with sharp losses in shares and bonds, dragging most superannuation funds into negative returns for the last...

The latest set of figures from AMP will be “messy,” group CEO Alexis George conceded in an interview this week with Allan Gray Australia's Simon Mawhinney. “There’s...

Last year saw very strong investment returns and was relatively calm in investment markets. While there was a lot to worry about, the biggest drawdown in US shares...