inflation

With the gold price re-approaching record highs, many are wondering what will happen next. While no-one knows for sure which way the gold price will go, there are two...

This week’s charts begin by examining the Spanish population pyramid as an example of the challenge facing pension systems.

Central banks’ inflation destroys currencies and worsens the boom-bust cycle. Milton Friedman reckoned that computers would do far better.

Gold can be a challenging asset class for investors. Ausbil’s Global Resources Team talks through the different facets of gold, and why it is an interesting...

This week’s charts begin with bearish trends

It still raised rates despite upheaval in the banking sector

Not every country has the same inflationary concerns and China's reopening still has a way to go, according to Fidelity.

The RBA is fighting inflation with higher rates but how effective will it be without suitable fiscal policy support?

Discover what 200 CEOs revealed about Australian Equities during reporting season with Yarra Capital's Katie Hudson

Last year was a torrid time for most asset classes and most investors, but at least there was no mystery over what created the chaos – rampant inflation. Higher...

By cutting too far, the RBA helped create high inflation. Normalising interest rates is the economically prudent response.

3 things you need to know prior to today’s CPI Release

And Alan Kohler believes the economy is headed for recession because of it.

AMP's Diana Mousina discusses the world of economics and why confidence is key to getting ahead.

This week’s charts visualise different effects of inflation

Oh inflation. For so long, you lay dormant, so much so that policymakers were complaining that there wasn’t enough of it. Last month has seen renewed concerns with...

Bruce Apted from State Street Global Advisors gives his view on how volatility to shaping up for 2023.

Inflation and interest rates are the biggest themes for markets at the moment, but could these also be opportunities?

Buying ‘value’ companies could once again be the dominant factor for generating alpha over the medium term as ‘sticky’ inflation persists.

Investors are assuming the “Great Moderation” remains intact. But the tectonic plates are shifting – and bode ill for long-term returns.