Traversing an environment of persistent low interest

In a world post-2000, we find ourselves operating in the ‘new economy’ following the tech bubble and the GFC. Accordingly, the rules of the game have changed. Investors need to consider persistent low interest rates and low inflation, employment and labour participation shifts, and technological advancements, as well as ageing populations and social/ethical consumer behaviour in their investment decisions. Guest writer and Senior Clime Analyst, Dr Vincent Chin, discusses the benefits and perils of these prevailing market conditions. (VIEW LINK)