The US intervention in the war with Iran has substantially increased the risk of disruption to oil supplies and its impact on share markets.

Central banks expect global gold reserves to grow over the coming year, amid geopolitical tensions and persistent economic challenges.

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The broker is warning elevated payout ratios across the banking sector means investors should expect flat dividends, apart from at one bank.

The massive migration-led boom in population growth is over, with growth back at pre-pandemic levels in most countries, including Australia

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James Gerrish and Henry Jennings wrap up the year that was, look ahead to FY26, and share two cracking stock picks for the coming 12 months.

Epsilon Direct Lending’s Joe Millward explains why the booming mid-market space is fertile ground for quality private lending opportunities.

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