We have been in a bear market since March 2000.
Global shares led by the US are likely at or close to entering a new secular bull market according to Shane Oliver, Head of Investment Strategy & Chief Economist at AMP.
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We have been in a bear market since March 2000.
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The soft landing versus double-dip debate ended in favor of a soft landing.
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