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The 2020-21 Australian Budget – spend, spend, spend as the focus remains on recovery and jobs, jobs, jobs 7 October 2020 | Shane Oliver & Diana Mousina AMP Capital (Image: supplied) The 2020-21 budget is a […]
The 2020-21 Australian Budget – spend, spend, spend as the focus remains on recovery and jobs, jobs, jobs 7 October 2020 | Shane Oliver & Diana Mousina AMP Capital (Image: supplied) The 2020-21 budget is a […]
Despite diplomatic tensions getting in the way beef, barley and wine exports, Australia’s economic exposure to the Chinese recovery is good news 3 September 2020 | Shane Oliver, AMP Capital In a time where our national […]
An improvement in Victoria’s COVID-19 numbers has been offset by higher concerns in New South Wales and perhaps an acceptance that the economic pain could outlive the pandemic by some considerable time 29 August 2020 […]
But policymakers are faced with the reality of high long-term unemployment and that government stimulus will be needed well beyond the health crisis 15 August 2020 | Shane Oliver, AMP Capital (Image: M Gonzalez) Major global […]
Share markets and COVID-19 infections continue to move upwards 4 July 2020 | Shane Oliver, AMP Capital (Image: Dimon Blr) Despite ongoing concerns about coronavirus most major share markets saw solid gains over the last […]
A surge in new COVID-19 infections and cluster breakouts in nations where the virus appeared to be under control is a concern for markets 28 June 2020 | Shane Oliver, AMP Capital “Second wave” coronavirus fears […]
Some good data suggests a recovery from the dramatic COVID-19 economic lows but there are still plenty of variables and risks 21 June 2020 | Shane Oliver, AMP Capital (Image: Shownen) The past week has seen an avalanche […]
Most major share markets fell sharply over the last week on concerns about a second wave of coronavirus cases in several US states and the pace of economic recovery after cautious US Federal Reserve comments […]
Despite all the bad news there is some logic behind the 39% rally on global shares 6 June 2020 | Shane Oliver, AMP Capital Share markets continued to power up over the last week as developed countries […]
Do global tensions, trade risks, bad data and the “new normal” of a COVID-19 world support the rally on equity markets? 30 May 2020 | Shane Oliver, AMP Capital (Image: Jeremy Perkins) From their March lows global […]
The miscalculation of how many Australian workers will take up the JobKeeper scheme – some 3 million less than announced – means red faces but less red ink on the national accounts 24 May […]
Global share markets pulled back over the last week on worries about second waves of VODI-19 outbreaks, the economic outlook and tensions with China 10 May 2020 | Shane Oliver, AMP Capital (Image: Maksym Kaharlytskyi) It’s been […]
With a dramatic drop in new infections, Australia is reopening with a three staged easing of restrictions with the aim of having much of the economy operating again by July in a coronavirus safe environment […]
这对投资者来讲是一个好消息,因为澳大利亚很有可能比大多数国家更好地度过这场COVID-19危机。 2020年5月8号| Shane Oliver, AMP CapitalCLICK HERE FOR ENGLISH VERSION 有三件事表明,比起其他许多国家,澳大利亚看起来可能会更好地度过这一全球困难时期。这表示,澳大利亚经济收缩得更少、反弹的更快。这也会有助于澳大利亚投资的恢复(例如股票和房地产),其表现可能比其他国家的投资要好得多。 (1) 澳大利亚在控制新型冠状病毒上做得更好 虽然3月下旬的情况看起来很糟糕,但澳大利亚在控制新型冠状病毒方面是全世界做的最好的。 在3月发现许多新病例之后,澳大利亚在3月22日左右已经强制封国。新增病例在3月底达到每天超过500例的峰值。澳大利亚新增感染人数现在每天不到30例,而美国新增病例依旧平均每天29,000例。 如果我们比较经合组织国家(OECD countries)是如何应对新型冠状病毒疫情的(基于治愈率;总病例占总人数的比例和被检测人数占总人口的比例),澳大利亚是排在第一位的。 新西兰排在第2位,意大利第28位,英国第31位,瑞典第36位,美国排在第37位。在控制新型冠状病毒方面,美国是主要经济体中表现最差的国家。 更好的天气、不那么拥挤的生活、更年轻的人口和运气也许在澳大利亚的成功中起到了作用。然而,成功的主要原因似乎是由专家医疗建议所推动的公共卫生应对措施,而在一些国家,应对措施并没有建立在适当的科学基础上。 澳大利亚病毒成功的两个结果 首先,它给医疗系统带来了压力,因此需要住院治疗的人可以得到治疗。因为如此,澳大利亚比许多其他国家救回了更多本国人民的性命。 在澳大利亚,每一百万人中有3.9 例死亡。而在美国,每一百万人中有221例死亡; 在瑞典(每一百万人中)有280例;在英国和意大利,每一百万人中分别有有443例和485例死亡。 对澳大利亚来说,挽救生命的价值远远重要于封国所造成的经济损失。 这也意味着澳大利亚可以更早的开放经济,并且有信心避免严重的“第二波”疫情的出现。 来自政府的迹象表明,分阶段的解禁措施有望在本月开始,并且多数企业将在7月前恢复运营。 (2) 澳大利亚拥有更好的政策响应 全球政府对受新冠病毒影响的经济危机的政策反应是巨大的。 然而,在许多国家, 它包括巨额的贷款和债务担保,而不是以支出或减税的形式提供直接经济利益。 贷款和担保是很有用,但它们使得这些企业背负更多的债务,而金融刺激则提供了直接的推动力。澳大利亚来自政府的财政直接支出占GDP的10.6%,这是G20国家中最强的财政支出。 失业率似乎上升到10%左右,这是很糟的,但是这远远好过在没有“JobKeeper”补贴计划或者美国20%失业率的情况下的15%。 (3) 中国的经济复苏比世界其他国家快2-3个月 […]
There’s some clear gaps between Australia and the rest of the world which show we may emerge from this period of global misery better than most nations 7 May 2020 | Shane Oliver, AMP Capital Back in […]
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