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| | | Most equity, bond and commodity markets fell in April, the latest Mercer Sector Survey has revealed. Mercer attributed the general fall to signs of potential future rate hikes in the US, continued instability in the Middle East and the Chinese government ... |
| | | | Demand for food, beverages and commodities helped drive a slight growth in manufacturing activity last month, according to a key industry indicator released today. But the report on the the Australian Performance of Manufacturing Index, released by ... |
| | | | ... precious metals could lead to further pressure on resources stocks, which have fallen in the last week amid softening commodities prices. Concerns the US Federal Reserve could hike interest rates sooner than than expected could also weigh on investor ... |
| | | | ... tumbled on concerns a robust retail report could prompt the Federal Reserve to hike interest rates sooner than expected. Commodities prices, including base metals, precious metals and oil, also reversed markedly overnight, which could put pressure on ... |
| | | | ... of 0.7625. The Australian share market could lose ground, after a lacklustre session on Wall St and sharply lower commodities prices overnight. Yesterday the Australian share market ended flat but was held from weakening further by companies with strong ... |
| | | | ... industry forum in Sydney, said investors with a spread of alternative assets, including private equity, infrastructure, commodities and hedge funds in their portfolio could allocate considerably more to alternative assets without raising expected portfolio ... |
| | | | ... crop production would rise by 32% to 3.8 million tonnes on the back of heavy summer rain, Australia's chief rural commodities forecaster ABARE said today. ABARE's February crop report said summer crop production would be one million tonnes more than ... |
| | | | ... overseas buyers, especially when global growth accelerated and US dollar-based investors wanted to diversify into commodities. The foreign investors buy Australian dollars to buy Australian resource shares and thereby put upward pressure on both, argued ... |
| | | | ... "We believe we are on track for above par world growth in 2004 and this will underpin corporate earnings growth and commodities," he said. The survey also found that investors continued to focus on debt repayment, with one in four respondents indicating ... |
| | | | ... on overseas markets at the weekend. Government economics bureau ABARE is expected to publish a report on Australian Commodities today, which could give some indication of the state of the economy. On Friday stocks finished up by more than half a per ... |
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