FIVE REASONS WHY I AM NOT SO FUSSED ABOUT THE GLOBAL OUTLOOK

In the most recent market update, Shane discusses the volatility of the last week driven by conflicting reports regarding the US/China trade talks, which resulted in progress by weeks end along with some positive signs with Brexit creating a rally in global markets. However political issues remain, which is expected to create further volatility in the coming months coupled with the Trump impeachment concern and weaker global economic data, although with supportive monetary and fiscal policy, this should assist global share market gains over a 6-12 month period. If you would like to discuss any of the issues raised in this update or if you have any concerns regarding your financial situation, please phone us on 9442 0000 or email advice@provident.com.au

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