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| | | ... too cold. Employment increased by 223K in April and the unemployment rate dipped to 5.4% from 5.5% in March. Good but not enough to sway the Fed to lift-off in June. This is because the April bounce in employment is regarded as a payback from the weather-affected ... |
| | | | ... European indices also shot up on Friday as US job creation figures, while solid, were viewed by the market as not being strong enough for the US Federal Reserve to begin raising interest rates next year. The benchmark FTSE 100 index jumped 2.32 per cent ... |
| | | | ... since inception in 1997. That compares to around 125% from the benchmark. In turn, the team also has the discipline to say 'enough is enough' and close strategies before returns are negatively impacted. Of around 50 strategies the firm manages, 13 are ... |
| | | | ... after month after month --A factory orders ex-transpo was unchanged in March from a mere 0.1% gain in Feb. But it's good enough for them, good enough for Wall Street and the US dollar too which rose overnight because of the "solid rebound" in factory ... |
| | | | ... risk is uninsurable at all or even that it's particularly difficult to get." But for instances where PI insurance isn't enough to compensate aggrieved consumers, Kahler argued that the proposed industry-funded scheme "makes a lot of sense", adding that ... |
| | | | ... policy and the others, methinks the US dollar would stay stronger for longer. At least, until the greenback stays strong enough for long enough that it completely derails US growth momentum, forcing the Fed back into the war of the currencies. |
| | | | ... others in retirement. Asked what might derail investment goals, 32% of Australians said their biggest concern was not saving enough for retirement. A further 32% were concerned about outliving their retirement funds. The average age of Australians surveyed ... |
| | | | ... only issue with Australia's prevailing asset management philosophy was that it was too tied to "economic data", and not enough focus was given to other factors such as investment psychology and geopolitical concerns. Explaining that his approach to investment ... |
| | | | ... "own standards" in the past, but argued that even though "sometimes when issues get raised we don't deal with them fast enough, overall we do it well most of the time." He also argued that despite the recent scandal, NAB was one of the "first major institutions" ... |
| | | | ... a great idea, an obscure philosophy, a chief investment officer with pedigree and the promise to deliver alpha are not enough in a market where the memory of the global financial crisis debacle is still fresh. "There is a lot of interest in the alternatives ... |
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