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Retail Savings and Investments in Australia 2009 - Part 1 Market Focus
Datamonitor, April 2009, Pages: 32
This report will analyse the Australian savings and investments market including deposits, bonds, mutual funds and equities. Each asset class will be investigated to show the size and growth of their markets and what macroeconomic factors are influencing balance movement.
Scope:
- Historic balances for Australias retail savings and investments between 2003-2008.
- Forecast retail balances up to 2012 derived from the Australian Savings and Investments Forecasting model.
Highlights of this title:
Australian investors continue to hold the majority of their saving and investment portfolios in deposits. However, there was a shift in preferences away from mutual funds and equities and into deposits from investors in 2008 as a flight to safety occurred.
With the Australian economy currently in a recession, 2009 is expected to see restricted growth for aggregate saving and investment balances led by deposit growth. The Australian retail market is forecast to pick up gradually from 2010 onwards as the global economy starts heading towards recovery and the local equities bounce back.
Overview:
There has been rapid growth in the Australian retail savings and investment market in the years leading up to 2007, however in 2008 investment markets have sharply declined in value and investor preferences changed.
Summary:
- The Retail Savings and Investments in Australia 2009 report examines the retail deposit, mutual funds, equities and bond markets in the country and concludes that:
- In contrast to four years of strong growth in Australian retail savings and investments market between 2003- 2007, the global economic downturn in 2008 resulted in the smallest annual growth increase in aggregate retail savings and investments balances.
- Australian investors continue to hold the majority of their saving and investment portfolios in deposits. However, there was a shift in preferences away from mutual funds and equities and into deposits from investors in 2008 as a flight to safety occurred.
- With the Australian economy currently in a recession, 2009 is expected to see restricted growth for aggregate saving and investment balances led by deposit growth. The Australian retail market is forecast to pick up gradually from 2010 onwards as the global economy starts heading towards recovery and the local equities bounce back
Key reasons to purchase this title:
- Discover the influencing macroeconomic factors that have led to growth in the Australian retail savings and investments market between 2003-08.
- Review which Australian retail savings and investments asset is forecast to generate the fastest growth up to 2012.
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