Business Roundup: Apr 5 - Australia (5 stories)
Sunday, 5 Apr 2026 Weekly Business & Finance Australia
Here is your Weekly summary for Business & Finance across Australia for Mon 30th March - Sun 5th April 2026
Morgan Stanley maintains that the Federal Reserve is still on track to cut interest rates in 2026, despite recent oil price shocks that could impact inflation. This outlook contrasts with Nomura's analysis, which suggests that rate cuts may be delayed due to persistent economic pressures. In corporate news, AdaptHealth has seen a remarkable 64% return after identifying a fair value opportunity, highlighting potential in the healthcare sector. Meanwhile, five EU nations are advocating for an energy windfall tax in response to a staggering 70% spike in gas prices, reflecting growing concerns over energy costs. Additionally, Vietnam's GDP growth has slowed to 7.83% year-on-year, down from 8.46% in the previous quarter, signaling potential economic challenges ahead.
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Fed still likely to cut rates in 2026 despite oil shock, Morgan Stanley says
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Five EU nations push for energy windfall tax amid 70% gas price spike - Reuters
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Vietnam Q1 GDP growth slows to 7.83% y/y from 8.46% y/y in Q4
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