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Job losses are a lagged indicator of a weaker economy and with some lead indicators turning south, we will inevitably see an increase in unemployment ,which will provide headwinds to retailers. We don’t see a listing of Virgin as materially changing the competitive landscape. As a recently listed company trying to meet prospectus forecasts, its focus will be on profitability rather than market share. We feel the management team would be incentivised to act in a rational manner in capacity and yield management, and that should lead to the benefit of all industry players including Qantas.2022 was a challenging year for gold companies.
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