A Labor win is already priced into markets, says Credit Suisse
Matthew CranstonUnited States correspondent
The hit to property, builders and retailers from the Labor's party's tax changes have already been priced into markets and there could well be buying opportunities ahead.
Credit Suisse analysts said Labor's intended changes to negative gearing, capital gains and franking credits as key areas that will "weigh" on the value of stocks, property, builders and retailers.
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Matthew Cranston is the United States correspondent, based in Washington. He was previously the Economics correspondent and Property editor. Connect with Matthew on Twitter.
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