Global share markets were mixed last week being buffeted, among other things, by the rising number of new coronavirus cases.

Interest rates won’t be going up for some time, and in fact could go down again.

While the debate and Trump’s behaviour after his treatment for coronavirus may have worked against him, so too may be the resurgence of new coronavirus cases in the US.

What’s ahead this week for the Aussie share market and economy?

There’s better news on coronavirus, with new cases in Victoria pushing into the 30-50 range over 14 days, which is necessary for a move to Melbourne’s Step Two reopening from September 28.

Why did the economy contract by so much? What’s the outlook ahead like? Will interest rates be cut.

With the downward trend in coronavirus cases continuing, there’s confidence that the economic recovery seen in developed countries since April can continue.

Register now to hear Shane Oliver, Head of Investment Strategy and Chief Economist, and Andy Gardner, Global Equities Investment Manager at AMP Capital, discuss the mid to long-term implications of COVID-19 on global markets and how their investment team is responding.