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Future Fund returns 8pc in 2023, outgoing chairman Peter Costello warns on inflation - Vimarsana News

Future Fund returns 8pc in 2023, outgoing chairman Peter Costello warns on inflation

The Future Fund benefited from a strong fourth quarter for markets as assets swelled to $211.9 billion. But outgoing chairman Peter Costello is cautious.

Source: afr.com
Morgan Stanley starts sale campaign for $4b-plus renewables biz GPG - Vimarsana News

Morgan Stanley starts sale campaign for $4b-plus renewables biz GPG

GPG Australia’s owners, Spanish utilities company Naturgy and Kuwait Investment Authority’s Wren House Infrastructure, want to exit in full.

Source: afr.com
Fund Manager Gary Black Puzzled By Tesla Analyst's 'Weird' Take On EV Giant's Stock: 'MS Sales Team Will Have A Hard Time With This Call' - Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) - Vimarsana News

Fund Manager Gary Black Puzzled By Tesla Analyst's 'Weird' Take On EV Giant's Stock: 'MS Sales Team Will Have A Hard Time With This Call' - Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA)

The analyst lowered the 2024 adjusted EPS estimate below the consensus of $3.82, despite having the second-highest price target among 50 analysts covering Tesla.

Future Fund soars to $272.3bn - Vimarsana News

Future Fund soars to $272.3bn

Australia's sovereign wealth fund hit $272.3 billion in assets under management, buoyed by an 8% return for the 2023 calendar year.

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Stage 3 tax cuts: bigger cuts for workers on up to $150k - Vimarsana News

Stage 3 tax cuts: bigger cuts for workers on up to $150k

The nation’s peak employers issued a blistering warning against any change to the stage 3 tax cuts because of the risk to the economy as well as the damage to trust in the government.

Source: smh.com.au