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December 9, 2020
Fintech: Buy Now Pay Later sector performing strongly
Commentary category, Dashboards• China is Australia’s largest trading partner, by a very long way. Arguably our exposure to China is greater than our exposure to COVID-19, at least in word with effective vaccines. With diplomatic relations at an all-time low, we review the size and significance of our largest trading partner. Both countries have benefited extensively from this trade which appears to have […]SectorDecember 9, 2020June 2020 GDP declines 7.0% – the largest since records sta [...]
Commentary category, Dashboards• Australia’s economy fell 7.0% (seasonally adjusted) for the June quarter on the back of COVID-19 restrictions. This represents the biggest quarterly fall since records began in 1959. Coupled with the 0.3% decline in the March quarter (on the back of severe bushfires and early stages of COVID-19) the economy is technically in a recession (defined as two consecutive quarters […]SectorDecember 9, 2020WAAAX vs FAANG : ASX Technology Dashboard
Commentary category, DashboardsOver the past few years the ASX's technology stocks have outperformed the market considerablyOver the past few years the ASX's technology stocks have outperformed the market considerablySectorDecember 8, 2020$150b Chinese export market – where to from here?
Commentary category, DashboardsThis report includes a full interactive dashboard of Australia's international trade. China is Australia's largest trading partner, by a very long way. Arguably our exposure to China is greater than our exposure to COVID-19, at least in word with effective vaccines. With diplomatic relations at an all-time low, we review the size and significance of our largest trading partner. Both countries have benefited extensively from this trade which appears to have become fragile. China is of particular interest to Australia's TMT sector with around $9.4 billion of imports being in the telecommunication equipment and IT products markets. Obviously, the ban of Huawei for 5G equipment will shift the mix but the large bulk of consumer electronics are still manufactured in China.This report includes a full interactive dashboard of Australia's international trade. China is Australia's largest trading [...]December 8, 2020COVID-19 drives digitisation in disability support
Commentary category, DashboardsA significant milestone event occurred in the fourth quarter of 2019 / 2020 year. After seven years the NDIS is now available to 100% of all eligible Australians regardless of where they live.A significant milestone event occurred in the fourth quarter of 2019 / 2020 year. After seven years the NDIS is now available to 100% of all [...]November 23, 2020e-Pharma: the rise of online pharmacy
Commentary category, Focus Report, Free Sample, Market Outlook, ReportsThis report provides a quantitative snapshot of the evolution of Australia’s pharmacy sector, in light of the coronavirus (COVID-19) epidemic and the new technologies and business models that are making prescription drug distribution more convenient to Australians. The Australian government is currently introducing e-prescriptions under two models: the Token Model (where patients use a paper token or an electronic token sent to their device to access their electronic prescription) and the Active Script List Model (where patients gain access through their assertion of a single identity rather than through presentation of a token).This report provides a quantitative snapshot of the evolution of Australia’s pharmacy sector, in light of the coronavirus (COVID-19) epidemic and the new tech [...]November 11, 2020Australian Pharmaceutical Expenditure
Commentary category, DashboardsAustralian Pharmaceutical Expenditure Tracker: Online share to grow to 13.6% by 2025 As of 2020, Australia has a $19.2bn pharmacy market which is expected to grow at a CAGR of 2.9% for the next 5 years, to $22.1bn by 2025.Australian Pharmaceutical Expenditure Tracker: Online share to grow to 13.6% by 2025 As of 2020, Australia has a $19.2bn pharmacy market which is expect [...]Sector