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Chief executive of Kalkine Group, Kunal Sawhney, speculated ongoing global demand for steel would keep iron ore prices high. While there has been ″⁣market chatter″⁣ about China cutting steel production to meet carbon emission targets, demand was staying high due to infrastructure stimulus programs around the world.

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Chief executive of Kalkine Group, Kunal Sawhney, speculated ongoing global demand for steel would keep iron ore prices high. While there has been ″⁣market chatter″⁣ about China cutting steel production to meet carbon emission targets, demand was staying high due to infrastructure stimulus programs around the world.

Chief executive of Kalkine Group, Kunal Sawhney, said the financial year-ending wobble for technology and other stay-at-home stocks may yet prove temporary as the current lockdown scenario reignites the attractiveness of the sector.

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"Lockdown in parts of Australia appears to be shaping up a promising scenario for tech firms, bolstering the likelihood of behavioural transitions to a digital-first world," Kalkine Group CEO Kunal Sawhney said. "The return of the stay-at-home trends in the market is painting a bullish picture for tech darlings and e-commerce stocks."  

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"Investors turned cautious ahead of the Federal Reserve’s policy meeting outcome due today," Kalkine Group CEO Kunal Sawhney said. "Investors are eagerly awaiting the central bank’s stance on interest rates and bond purchases amid rising inflation and economic recovery scenario.

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The sole hope for international travel for Australians was through the travel corridor between Australia and New Zealand. However, amid rising COVID-19 cases in Australian states, New Zealand has suspended the travel bubble with Australia. So, what does it mean for Australians? Is the future of the travel industry even bleaker now?