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        Interest rates may be coming down but the era of free money appears over - what does this mean for portfolios?

  Marriott Asset Management   Q4 of 2023 | 8 months ago

Fresh from a market rally in the final 6 weeks of last year, market participants began 2024 with a degree of optimism as the downward trajectory of inflation, and the potential for interest rate cuts, promised to provide some relief for a heavily indebted world. It should be noted, however, that interest rate cuts are normally associated with an economic slowdown. In such an environment, more accommodative monetary policy is needed to stimulate growth and prevent the slowdown tipping into a full-blown recession


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THE SYSTEMATIC DECLINE OF ACTIVE FUNDS

Did You Know ?
Asset manager Coronation was the first introducer of absolute unit trusts funds in our local industry in 1999.
Simon Hudson and Wiston Floquet founded in 2001 Flagship Asset Management.
Head officed in Cape Town, Foord Fund Managers was founded in 1981 by Dave Foord.
In 2019, Stanlib spinned off index tracking funds to a boutique asset manager 1VEST.

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        Interest rates may be coming down but the era of free money appears over - what does this mean for portfolios?

  Marriott Asset Management   Q4 of 2023 | 8 months ago

Fresh from a market rally in the final 6 weeks of last year, market participants began 2024 with a degree of optimism as the downward trajectory of inflation, and the potential for interest rate cuts, promised to provide some relief for a heavily indebted world. It should be noted, however, that interest rate cuts are normally associated with an economic slowdown. In such an environment, more accommodative monetary policy is needed to stimulate growth and prevent the slowdown tipping into a full-blown recession


More Unit Trusts News
5-Year Manco Review: Coronation

5-Year Manco Review: Allan Gray

5 year Manco Review Series Intro

Resurfacing of Retention Funds

Anchor Credo Update

Apex Group Acquires BCI and BIP

More Manco Views
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Mastering the High Road: Charlie Munger's Lessons for a Modern World

Strategic vs Tactical Asset Allocation

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