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Lachlan Buur-Jensen

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Lachlan is an experienced journalist writing across The Inside Investor and The Inside Adviser.

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Australian executives optimistic despite recession fears

A recent survey shows 74 per cent of Australian business leaders expect profits to increase in the year ahead, despite a still-challenging outlook and sticky inflation.

Lachlan Buur-Jensen | 13th Jan 2023 | More
Looming gas, coal price caps crunch energy producers

In a special sitting Thursday, Parliament will vote on proposed price caps for coal and gas, which the government says will help curb soaring energy bills. Producers, which oppose the plan, have already seen their share prices drop.

Lachlan Buur-Jensen | 14th Dec 2022 | More
Investors cool on private property as Blackstone limits redemptions

Alternative investment manager Blackstone’s decision to limit redemptions from its $103 billion real estate investment trust has investors questioning whether such funds can continue to maintain strong performance as the broader real estate market deteriorates.

Lachlan Buur-Jensen | 9th Dec 2022 | More
Fixed income the consensus trade of 2023 as investors get defensive

This year’s recalibration of bond prices now reflects the higher interest rate environment, making future returns attractive again for fixed income in 2023 as deteriorating fundamentals threaten other asset classes.

Lachlan Buur-Jensen | 7th Dec 2022 | More
Labor’s IR law puts investor focus on employers, unions

The most contentious aspect of the federal government’s new industrial relations rules centres on multi-employer bargaining, which critics say will create wage pressure and add to inflation. There is some common ground, however.

Lachlan Buur-Jensen | 2nd Dec 2022 | More
  • Forecasts see 2023 house prices at the mercy of RBA policy

    Economists agree the outlook for house prices in 2023 is largely dependent on upcoming interest rate decisions by the Reserve Bank of Australia, and signs of weakness are already appearing. Complicating matters further, borrowers face an impending fixed-rate cliff.

    Lachlan Buur-Jensen | 30th Nov 2022 | More
    Proven producers stand out in frothy lithium market

    The red-hot lithium market is forecast to cool over the near term, but the outlook around where prices will settle over the long term is less certain. Several variables are at play that could alter the direction of the market.

    Lachlan Buur-Jensen | 25th Nov 2022 | More
    China’s economy faces bumpy path before 2023 rebound

    The Chinese government’s announcement of less onerous isolation guidelines prompted markets to rally in anticipating of a move away from zero-COVID policies. While significant short-term challenges remain, market sources say renewed growth may be in sight, representing future opportunity.

    Lachlan Buur-Jensen | 23rd Nov 2022 | More
    To escape Pendal merger, Perpetual will have to pay

    The NSW Supreme Court on Thursday ruled Perpetual would be on the hook for more than just a $23 million break fee should it abandon its bid to takeover rival fund manager Pendal Group, likely scuttling recent advances by a Regal Partners-led consortium for Perpetual itself.

    Lachlan Buur-Jensen | 18th Nov 2022 | More
    FTX collapse shatters trust in cryptocurrency

    The collapse of the fifth largest cryptocurrency exchange, joining a growing list of crypto casualties this year, has raised serious doubts about the asset class. Observers say more rigorous oversight is coming.

    Lachlan Buur-Jensen | 16th Nov 2022 | More
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