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geopolitics
29 results tagged geopolitics:
The hidden investment consequences of the Iran war
Gold above US$5000, defence budgets surging and energy security back in focus. The Iran conflict is signalling lasting portfolio shifts investors may overlook.
Why wars rarely derail share markets long term
War is dominating headlines, but history shows investors who sell on fear usually regret it. Markets tend to recover faster than expected.
Friends With Money #249: Defence shares rally
Should everyday investors be buying defence stocks? In the latest Friends With Money podcast, Michelle Baltazar unpacks risks, returns and ETFs with Alex Jamieson.
How to protect your nest egg in a world of rising inflation
This Easter, protecting your nest egg is less about finding the biggest chocolate egg, and more about making sure your basket is well-balanced enough to enjoy the whole hunt, whatever the market brings.
What the fuel excise cut means for petrol prices
Petrol relief is coming. From Wednesday, fuel excise is halved for three months, cutting 26.3c a litre and saving drivers about $13 a tank.
What do current geopolitical events tell us about investing?
Oil prices are jumping and markets are rattled. Should you change your investments, or stay the course when geopolitics heats up?
How war in the Middle East affects your savings and super
From petrol prices to super, the Middle East conflict is already affecting Aussie wallets. Here's how to respond without panic.
How to make inflation work for you, not against you
Feeling squeezed by rising prices? What if inflation could actually work in your favour instead of hurting your budget?
Oil shock: When geopolitics shuts the taps
The Strait of Hormuz shutdown is pushing fuel prices higher, and Aussie drivers are already feeling the pinch beyond the petrol pump.
Could oil really hit $200 a barrel?
Oil is back above $75 and global tensions are rising. Here's what higher crude prices could mean for inflation, interest rates and the Australian share market.
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