Here’s why we’re increasing the defensiveness of our Global Listed Infrastructure strategy.

Wall St is in a wishing and hoping mood as stocks surged over 7% overnight. But can an investor rely on “wishin' and hopin' and thinkin' and prayin'”?

Worrying and being negative about the virus is relevant if you or a loved one is medically vulnerable. But if your challenge is the lifestyle imposition of all this, maybe you need to work on your attitude.

Gold is often considered a safe-haven asset, which may lead investors to wonder what happened how gold has performed across the COVID-19 situation to date.

Catch up on the latest market and economic news from Australia and around the world.

This Coronavirus has created a big problem for super funds. And it’s been made worse because we’re now more educated super savers.

In the current environment interest is focussed on the timeliest data so we can assess the impact of the COVID19 containment measures on the economy.

There’s a reasonable case to suggest that this crazy locked down life will be over quicker than you think.

At least two out of the three conditions that many argue are necessary to “declare” a bottom are in place. So when the recovery comes, what stocks should you avoid?

The question I keep getting (and I’m getting a lot of those questions from the media) is: Are we past the worst of this market crash?

The Federal Government announced a new JobKeeper stimulus to keep Australian employers paying their workers. Here's everything you need to know as an employer.

As good Coronavirus news unfolds, the Morrison Government has done a Crocodile Dundee by looking at the size of its former stimulus packages and effectively saying: “That's not a knife… THAT's a knife.”