Fergus Halliday published an article in nestegg discussing inflation and draws on Roger’s views that inflation is a structural feature of the modern Australian economy and it could be a distant memory 12 months from now.
Fergus Halliday published an article in Investor Daily discussing inflation and draws on Roger’s views that investors worried about rising inflation in the global economy shouldn’t forget about the potential upside.
Roger joined Alec Renehan and Bryce Leske from Equity Mates on Ausbiz to discuss what to expect from markets in 2022. Markets tend to correct seriously when something completely unexpected transpires. Roger believes 2022 will be another good year for equities.
In this article for Firstlinks Roger discusses why investors are right to be concerned about the consequences of higher interest rates. Large accumulated levels of global debt along with continued money printing have some people spooked. But it is important to distinguish fears from realities.
Ally Selby published an article in Livewire questioning whether Omicron is actually worthy of investors’ attention? What could it mean for rate rises, inflation, government stimulus, and ultimately, markets? And should investors pivot their portfolios in light of recent developments?
Lucy Dean published an article in Yahoo Finance discussing the impact the new Coronavirus Omicron variant will have on markets. Lucy draws on Roger’s thoughts that there are two important questions – is the variant more deadly? And will the current vaccines still prevent severe illness or death?
Maria Bekiaris published an article in Money Magazine which asks eight experts to reveal what they would like to see in their Christmas stocking this year.
I joined Phil Clark on ABC Nightlife to discuss what the rise in inflation rates in the US mean for Australia. Inflation figures in the US are the highest they have been in 30 years, but in reality when you dissect what is going on with the inflation rate in the US and the rest of the world you realise that the factors that have led to the spike are already turning down.