Global Wealth 2019

Discussion in 'Sharemarket News & Market Analysis' started by dunno, 23rd Oct, 2019.

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  1. dunno

    dunno Well-Known Member

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    Australia is the big loser in the last year (US$)
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    Over the long run though we are doing quite well.

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    Lots of interesting info in this report if this sort of thing interests you.

    Global wealth report

    A very brief video summary for those less interested.
     
    dunno, 23rd Oct, 2019
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    Redwing, 23rd Oct, 2019
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    Another (edited picture) of the one posted by @dunno

    “The main loser was Australia (down $US28,670), with other significant losses in Norway (down $US7,520), Turkey (down $US5,230) and Belgium (down $US4,330).” Clearly the other losses are chicken feed compared with Australia’s $US28,670 — which is a thumping $A41,750."

    Australia is one of a tiny minority of countries with wealth per adult lower in 2019 than back in 2012.

    Link     Australia falls to stone cold last in Credit Suisse wealth report
     
    Redwing, 26th Oct, 2019
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