2019 was an exceptional year for stocks at home and abroad, with both the Aussie and US markets hitting all-time highs.

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Major currencies were weaker against the US dollar in European and US trade.

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We’re cautiously optimistic about the outlook for equities in 2020, though we think returns will be lower than the outsized gains of 2019, given the higher valuation levels that markets are starting from.

Never-ending gloom about consumer sentiment, low retail sales growth and online competition was an awful backdrop for homeware stocks. Yet several starred in 2019 because they capitalised on emerging consumer trends.