A level of calmness prevailed over global financial markets during August. A surprise pivot by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand and the prospects of low short-term interest rates around the world underpinned another month of solid returns. JMI provide some more detail on what is driving interest rates and share markets here and abroad.

July saw a tug of war between tariff announcements and US corporate earnings update. The result, share markets continued to rise. JMI provide some more detail on the continued rise of share markets here and abroad.

Reduced, or in most cases delayed, tariffs saw share markets rise in May. Markets continue to ebb and flow on potential and actual outcomes making investment decisions difficult. JMI provide a summary of what occurred in May and their thoughts on markets going forward.

Curious about how recent economic shifts may affect your investments? Watch the latest JMI Wealth Market Insights video as Andrew Kelleher explores central bank strategies, market trends, and investment opportunities. Learn how these changes can affect your investment strategy.

Stay ahead of market changes with JMI Wealth's latest Market Insights video. From tariffs to interest rates, Andrew Kelleher breaks down how these factors could influence your investment portfolio.

Despite ongoing geo-political and tariff uncertainties, markets are reaching new heights. Curious about the dynamics at play? Our new video discusses economic patterns and provides investment insights from JMI Wealth.

JMI Wealth Director Andrew Kelleher provides an overview of the latest New Zealand GDP figures, highlighting weaker-than-expected growth. He also examines the market's response to the US Federal Reserve’s decision to lower interest rates. Additionally, he briefly comments on recent Australian employment data. Then, onto market figures.

JMI Wealth Director Andrew Kelleher discusses the US Federal Reserve and their recent decision to cut interest rates. He also reviews the newly released Westpac McDermott Miller Consumer Confidence Index for the September quarter. Then, onto market figures.