- June half profit reports were poor consistent with sluggish June quarter GDP growth of 0.6% or 2.6% year on year.
- On a 12 month horizon however, a reduced cost base, low interest rates and a lower $A point to stronger economic growth and profits.
- The share market has moved up ahead of profits and while gains are likely to slow, they are likely to remain decent on a 12 month view as profits start to improve.
Charles Choong, CFP® (ARN 244731) Authorised Representative of Australian Investment and Insurance Group Pty Ltd ABN 93 068 486 126 AFSL 226405 T: 03 9820 0284 E: firstpacificfs@gmail.com W: www.firstpacificfs.com
Thursday, September 5, 2013
Australian profits, the economy and shares by Shane Oliver, Head of Investment Strategy & Chief Economist
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