As predicted, spending to stimulate the Australian economy was the focus of this year’s Federal Budget. The JobMaker Plan is the Government’s $74 billion response to support a stronger economic recovery and bring more Australians back to work. Tax cuts
Emerging markets slipped slightly in September as a stronger US dollar, further tensions between the US and China, and volatile prices in the technology sector placed downward pressure on the index. US efforts to prevent Chinese companies from remaining in
Financial markets gained in August as US shares recovered their losses and soared to new highs. The Australian dollar surged to nearly 74c by month-end as bearish sentiment drove the US dollar to multi-year lows. International shares also rose strongly
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Financial markets were mixed in July as a sell-off in the US dollar and promising earnings reports from US technology giants fueled investor enthusiasm, however new COVID-19 outbreaks across the world undermined faith in the economic recovery. The Australian dollar
Financial markets were slightly more subdued in June than in April and May as the reopening of economies caused new outbreaks in the Americas, Middle East and India. Australian shares and the local currency rose, buoyed by authorities’ relative success
Market and Economic Update – June 2020 Last week’s webinar proved popular with clients and we have already had requests to hold more. Please click below to view the recording (50 Min).
When JSA was notified of the impending disconnection of ISDN (Integrated Services Digital Network) in September 2019, we were quick to act, exploring the benefits of adopting a cloud-based voice solution. With a focus on providing meticulous client services, JSA required a voice solution that was able to provide a high quality and reliable connection
Financial markets continued to rally in May, continuing on from the momentum seen in April. Share markets, both in Australia and internationally, rose and the Australian dollar appreciated as risk sentiment improved. Government bond yields largely moved sideways over the
I’m sure you’ve heard that the Federal Government has announced they will be providing stimulus to the housing sector. That will take the form of a $25,000 grant for eligible homeowners who commit to a building project. Click below for
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