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Financial markets move quickly — and it can be hard to cut through the noise. Each month, we share insights and updates to help you understand what’s happening, why it matters, and how it could impact your plans.
Our focus is on clarity, not jargon. Whether it’s big-picture market trends, legislative changes, or everyday money tips, you’ll find information you can trust and apply.
Markets finished the financial year with strong global gains, led by the US and continued investment in AI. Michael looks at what this means for Australian investors, why global diversification remains important, and where higher interest rates are creating new
Volatility eased in May and markets showed genuine resilience. But the environment remains complex,inflation, energy security and geopolitics aren’t going away.
April gave markets a chance to recover after a volatile March, with offshore markets leading the rebound. But the broader picture remains complex.
Inflation is still uncertain. Energy prices remain a key risk. Rate cut expectations have been pushed
Markets shifted abruptly from optimism to caution as the escalation involving Iran and disruption to Middle East energy flows forced a reassessment of inflation, interest rates and growth.
Warren Buffett retired at the age of 95 after more than 60 years leading Berkshire Hathaway. Over that period, Berkshire’s share price rose from approximately US$19 in 1965 to around US$755,400 in 2025.
An investment of US$100 in Berkshire Hathaway
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