Ashburton Dollar Asset Management Feeder Fund

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  • Multi-Asset Funds: March 2024

    Jarred Sullivan

    Some noteworthy central bank activity took place over the month – key among them, the US Federal Reserve (Fed) and the Bank of Japan (BoJ).

  • Multi-Asset Funds: February 2024

    Jarred Sullivan

    The equity market upturn continued over the month as the FTSE All-World Total Return USD Index climbed 4.2%, particularly as the semiconductor industry continued to display an unwavering level of resilience.

  • Multi-Asset Funds: January 2024

    Jarred Sullivan

    It was certainly an eventful start to the year as news from China and the US dominated global market headlines during the month.

  • Multi-Asset Funds: December 2023

    Jarred Sullivan

    The year ended on a strong note with the FTSE All-World Total Return USD Index surging 4.8% in December, while the FTSE World Broad Investment-Grade Bond Index climbed 4.2%.

  • Multi-Asset Funds: November 2023

    Jarred Sullivan

    The month of November was characterised by a sharp rebound in asset prices with the FTSE All-World Total Return USD Index surging +9.2% while the FTSE World Broad Investment-Grade Bond Index climbed +5.2%.

  • Multi-Asset Funds: October 2023

    Jarred Sullivan

    Conflict in the Middle East took centre stage over the month as the Palestinian militant group Hamas initiated an attack on Israel in early October.

  • Multi Asset Funds: September 2023

    Jarred Sullivan

    The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) opted to keep the federal funds target range unchanged at 5.25% - 5.5%.

  • Multi Asset Funds: August 2023

    Jarred Sullivan

    Fitch downgraded their US sovereign credit rating from AAA to AA+ citing concerns over a deterioration of the government’s debt burden.

  • Multi Asset Funds: July 2023

    Jarred Sullivan

    CPI slowed to 3% year-on-year from 4% the previous month and below Bloomberg consensus expectations of 3.1%.

  • Multi-Asset Funds: June 2023

    Jarred Sullivan

    The Federal Open Market Committee unanimously voted to keep the federal funds target range unchanged at 5% - 5.25%,