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| | | ... securities." Bodereau added, "The securities also offer relatively higher premiums, due in part to regulatory-influenced supply, and tend to have a low or negative correlation with interest rates. If rates should rise, capital securities are likely to ... |
| | | | ... returns in the low interest environment. Growers will also benefit significantly from investment into productivity and supply chain infrastructure," ANZ's head of agribusiness Mark Bennett said. First State Super recently announced an investment in almond ... |
| | | | ... bombs, landmines, nuclear weapons, conventional military sales and child labor employment in the company's operation or in supply chain. "Sustainable issues represent one of the most important cost and revenue drivers in the modern corporate world," ... |
| | | | ... manager with a 14 year history investing in the asset class. With water demand forecast to increase by 41% by 2030 and the supply of water finite, water is expected to be one of the largest recipients of global infrastructure investment in the coming ... |
| | | | ... markets. These, in turn, are putting downward pressure on global demand for commodity prices at the same time that there's a supply glut in commodities which, by extension, dampens the growth outlook for commodity exporting countries - Australia, Canada ... |
| | | | ... affect commodity-producing countries, decreasing overall global demand, limiting any inroads to be made towards reducing the supply glut - particularly, with miners and drillers continuing to increase or maintain production levels. These are coming back ... |
| | | | ... of the manufacturing sector in New York State and while it has a positive correlation with the broader US Institute for Supply Management (ISM) manufacturing survey, a walk back in history shows that the regional surveys - such as the Empire State one ... |
| | | | ... commodity prices have bounded - in July 2012, in July 2013, in March 2014 and in May this year --...and then faltered. With supply still in abundance and global growth still weak, a reversal of the trend decline in commodity prices doesn't look like ... |
| | | | ... over time. "The International Energy Agency (IEA) estimates that annual investments of USD 2 trillion will be needed to supply global energy demands through 2035. And based on projected global GDP growth to 2030, the OECD expects increases of two-to-four-fold ... |
| | | | The slowdown in Chinese growth and its transition towards a consumer-focused economy have hurt Australia's terms of trade, but a renewed focus on infrastructure could boost the demand for Australian goods. Recent reports by HSBC and BlackRock highlighted ... |
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