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.

"Liberation Day" was more like "Liquidation Day" as investors sold American shares. Since then markets have stabilised and mostly recovered the losses since tariffs were first announced.

Liberation Day saw markets fall as tariff announcements were made. Since then we have seen them delayed, reduced and increased. This uncertainty is having an impact of sharemarkets across the globe. Read here for a wrap up of the last few weeks.

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.

May was a highlight for US share markets, but what's next? Director Andrew Kelleher examines the possibilities and what this means for your investments. Get the latest insights from JMI Wealth.

From trade embargoes to bear markets, April's economic landscape was anything but calm. Director Andrew Kelleher discusses how global markets are reacting and what lies ahead. Stay informed with JMI Wealth.

JMI Wealth Director Andrew Kelleher provides insights into migration trends, outlining key arrival and departure figures for May. He also covers ANZ’s Truckometer, observing changes in both the Light and Heavy Traffic Index. Then, onto market figures.

JMI Wealth Director Andrew Kelleher discusses the Reserve Bank of New Zealand’s decision to hold interest rates. He also covers inflation in China, after the release of the Consumer Price Index and Producer Price Index. Additionally, he comments on the rising political pressure on US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. Then, onto market figures.

JMI Wealth Director Andrew Kelleher discusses the Reserve Bank of New Zealand and comments on possible changes to the official cash rate in today’s review. Additionally, he covers the Reserve Bank of Australia’s latest decision to keep interest rates unchanged. Then, onto market figures.