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Which ASX sectors led the pack in March, according to Macquarie?

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The S&P/ASX 200 Index (ASX: XJO) fell 3.4% in terms of total returns in March, with defensive stocks outperforming growth shares. In a new note, top broker Macquarie said the market de-rated in March "as investors anticipate the impact of Trump's tariffs". When markets are nervous, investors flock to value shares over growth shares because they feel less optimistic about the future. The broker commenced: Value (-1.3%) outperformed Growth (-5.4%…
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Which ASX sectors led the pack in March, according to Macquarie?

The S&P/ASX 200 Index (ASX: XJO) fell 3.4% in terms of total returns in March, with defensive stocks outperforming growth shares. In a new note, top broker Macquarie said the market de-rated in March "as investors anticipate the impact of Trump's tariffs". When markets are nervous, investors flock to value shares over growth shares because they feel less optimistic about the future. The broker commenced: Value (-1.3%) outperformed Growth (-5.4%…

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