3.30 Will Insolvencies topple the Australian economy? With Caroline Di Russo | Nucleus Investment Insights

Stock markets have disconnected from reality. The economic fundamentals are almost as bad as they have ever been. But that hasn't concerned markets in recent months, and it doesn't look like concerning markets any time soon. Therefore, we're looking at factors that may bring markets back to earth, and believe corporate insolvencies may be a key piece of the puzzle

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Today, Nucleus Wealth's Head of Investments Damien Klassen, Head of Operations Tim Fuller and Sky new contributor specialising in insolvencies Caroline Di Russo discuss if Insolvencies will topple the Australian economy.

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