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Episode#26 | September 2026: Better than Feared (opens the original)
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In this month’s Active Investor , SGHiscock's CIO Rob Hogg is joined by Hamish Tadgell, Head of Australian Equities, to unpack an August reporting season that proved better than feared , albeit against a backdrop of persistent inflation and continued market volatility. They explore the key sectors and themes shaping the Australian market, including the strength in resources and gold, the ongoing AI and data centre opportunity, pressures facing the consumer, and what it all means for portfolio po
Episode#25 | August 2026: TIPS and tricks (opens the original)
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In this month's episode of The Active Investor, CEO Steve Hiscock and Chief Investment Officer Rob Hogg unpack the key events shaping markets in July from surging global bond yields and sharp swings in technology stocks to improving global growth prospects. Closer to home, they examine Australia’s challenging mix of sticky inflation, a slowing housing market and uncertainty around the next move in interest ratesand what it all could mean for investors from here.
Episode #24| July 2026: More Hawks than Doves. (opens the original)
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In this month's episode of The Active Investor, CEO Steve Hiscock and Chief Investment Officer Rob Hogg unpack the key events shaping markets in June. From the impact of falling oil prices and a more hawkish US Federal Reserve to growing risks in US equity markets and Australia's diverging economic outlook, they explore what investors should be watching closely. The discussion also examines the weakening Australian housing market, interest rate expectations and why a shift in RBA policy could cr
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