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| | | ... points. European equities had risen on Monday, supported by UN-backed military action in Libya, easing nuclear fears in Japan plus merger and acquisition (M&A) activity in the telecoms sector. However international, and sometimes national, squabbles ... |
| | | | ... FirstChoice Wholesale to retail clients - not just high-net-worth individuals. The entry bar for the company's separate First Wrap platform would also be dropped from $250,000 to $20,000. Bissaker said fees start from 0.4 per cent and average 0.89 per ... |
| | | | ... market will respond if that continues." Mr Burrell also singled out positive reporting figures from the financial sector, plus Wesfarmers and Qantas lifting the Australian market. "Wesfarmers and Qantas results this morning are both very strong and that's ... |
| | | | ... demand for infrastructure replacement. "You'll have a massive employment squeeze, so people will be needed for both the mines plus the rebuild of Brisbane, so unemployment should drop." The materials sector was mostly weaker, with BHP Billiton down 39 ... |
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| | | | ... direction." Wall Street closed mixed on Friday, after its last session on the announcement of a major financial reform bill plus a downward revision to first-quarter economic growth. |
| | | | ... private client adviser Bill Bishop said a positive overnight lead from Wall Street was the main driver of the market's gains, plus the effect of positive local employment data on Thursday. "It's a very refreshing bounce," Mr Bishop said. "The Americans ... |
| | | | ... effect today, but commodities were all sold down last night so you've got your market leader sold down," Mr Smith said. "Plus, there's more talk about the controversial, theoretical super profits tax, so negative sentiment is taking charge today." BHP ... |
| | | | ... as you're not going to get a lead from Wall Street tonight," Ms Spencer said. "That's keeping trading conditions softer, plus the weak lead we got from Wall Street on Friday." The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed down 1.19 per cent on Friday, while ... |
| | | | ... between AMP and AXA would not have this effect," it said. By contrast, Samuel said that because AMP does not own its own wrap platform, it is constrained in its ability to compete aggressively. |
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