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| | | ... points. The S&P/ASX 200 index has done so repeatedly over the past few weeks only to be pushed back. It tried again yesterday, reached a high of 5,985.60 points before closing at 5,982.69 points. However, this is the closest closing the S&P/ASX 200 index ... |
| | | | ... barely two weeks to go and armed with the latest inflation update that the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) released yesterday, the answer to this question should be clearer. But nah, it remains as clear as mud for like the title of that hit sitcom ... |
| | | | ... and European equity markets did last night - which almost instantaneously affirmed the rant I scribbled on this space yesterday that "the bad and the bad and the bad" that spooked markets last Friday weren't really well... bad. Impressive is the workings ... |
| | | | ... in March and April. The A$ gamblers thinks so. The A$ jumped to a high of US$0.7782 after opening at around 0.7680 in yesterday's trade. It's currently fetching US$0.7792 after reaching US$0.7806 overnight (although this was partly aided by general US$ ... |
| | | | ... "Offshore leads weren't great. In combination with that, there's a little bit of negativity from the China data from yesterday," Quay equities head of trading Tristan K'Nell said. On Wall Street on Monday, markets sagged ahead of the start of first-quarter-earnings ... |
| | | | ... another idea. Invesco Australia chief executive Martin Franc said: "The easy beta wins in a liquidity-fuelled market are yesterday's story. Demand for the Invesco Global Targeted Returns strategy is strong because investors are seeking a more certain ... |
| | | | ... keep interest rates steady. It's currently fetching US$0.7640. Is this morning's reversal in the A$/US$ exchange from yesterday's sharp rebound a function of the re-strengthened greenback - the US dollar index gained by 1.2% overnight - or ramped expectations ... |
| | | | ... space 24 hours ago? They've just gone up to 72% and the Australian dollar's fall to a low of US$0.7597 (down 0.4% from yesterday's US$0.7628) in intra-day trade overnight backs this up. The question is would the dollar-A continue to head down and stay ... |
| | | | ... easing by the People's Bank of China (PBOC) boosted investor confidence, sending the Shanghai Composite index up by 2.5% yesterday. That's fine and dandy, Hamish & Andy, if you live day to day. But look at it on a longer time frame - the index is up ... |
| | | | ... "By doing this, we aim to avoid the trap of being captive to stocks listed in the indices, which we believe are really yesterday's success stories, not tomorrow's. It also helps us to expose, and work to avoid, many myths that have grown up around the ... |
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