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It's an understatement to say that navigating markets is difficult at present. Given uncertainties about inflation, rates and growth, and concerns that share price declines and current valuations don't yet reflect the deteriorating environment, managing money is a tough gig.

As recently quoted in the AFR, Australian investors are obsessed with knowing when will the Australian consumer stop spending? Will a housing market crash cause a broader recession in Australia? Can China avoid a hard landing?

While these broader macro issues are important to consider, they are often difficult to predict. These uncertainties present challenges our investment managers must face as they forecast company earnings and manage portfolio risk.

Join us in our discussions with Paul Taylor from Fidelity as we seek his insights on managing Australian Equities portfolios into 2023 and beyond.

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