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InvestSMART’s EvanLucas_INV says this reporting season reveals the sectors performing well and the ones which will face “unbelievable headwinds”.

InvestSMART’s Evan Lucas says this reporting season reveals the sectors performing well and the ones which will face “unbelievable headwinds”. “It’s not just tourism and aviation, you actually look at things like banking and what banking has got to go through,” Mr Lucas told Sky News. The coronavirus pandemic caused millions of banking customers to pause various loan repayments due to financial hardship.

“If you look at what the banks are telling you, the deferments on their books and the amount of their customers that are having to look very seriously about going forward,” Mr Lucas said. “We need to remember there is actual business economic underlying risk inside the banking space because of COVID. “And that for me was the biggest takeout, not just seeing it from the economic numbers or listening to the government.

 

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EvanLucas_INV this is a fake or an ill-informed article..banks are going to profit the most..they will benefit from deferred payment as they going to keep calculating the interest rates and add it to the principle..they have not written off any loans ..lol.

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