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February 2016

The Chinese Year of the Monkey has started in a tumultuous way for investors in a range of asset classes. Australian equities have been dragged along in the wake of a number of major macro headwinds starting with tightening US dollar financial conditions, a sharp drop in the oil price and concerns about the outlook for Chinese economic growth. In addition, we have seen the Sovereign Wealth Funds of oil producing nations offloading equities to raise funds to cover budget shortfalls. Read more

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