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| | | ... fund managers, the Cayman Islands (53%) remains the domicile of choice, followed by the US (29%), Ireland (6%), British Virgin Islands (5%) and Luxembourg (4%). Hedge fund activity across Europe and Asia "remains very limited", but a prominent trend ... |
| | | | Quo vadis inflation? The minutes of the Fed's 31 October - 1 November FOMC meeting revealed Yellen & Co's continued confusion over the unresponsiveness of consumer price inflation to undeniably solid growth in the economy. According to the minutes ... |
| | | | Want a sure bet for next week's Melbourne Cup? Bet on the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) not moving on interest rates when its board meets on Melbourne Cup Day, Tuesday 7 November. Yes Virginia, I know, it's like saying that sugar is sweet and made ... |
| | | | Back in the day - in the 1990s - when I still had a full head of hair, we placed great importance to the Fed's Beige Book report for it was up there with major indicators like employment and inflation that spark major market movements. The US Federal ... |
| | | | They might be expanding at a slower rate but they're still expanding. The Australian Industry Group's (AiG) performance of manufacturing and services indices both slowed in September from August but remained above the 50 expansion/contraction line. ... |
| | | | It was a ho-hum event, the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) 3 October board meeting, that is. The Australian central bank kept interest rates unchanged as widely expected. This takes to 14 the number of months the RBA has kept the official interest ... |
| | | | "They float. They all float!" Nah, not scribbling to spook the bejeesus out of you ala Pennywise the clown of "It" fame. Au contraire, the quote refers to the manufacturing PMI survey releases showing that the world's biggest economies are all - not ... |
| | | | They were just hours apart but the US Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan's monetary policy decisions were as wide as their geographic locations, perhaps wider. While both central banks kept existing policies unchanged at their September meetings ... |
| | | | ... super industry has led to some innovation at the product level. "Tasplan moved from single strategy to lifecycle, while Virgin moved from fund level to product level under Mercer. MLC has consolidated a range of products into a smaller number, and LESF ... |
| | | | ... undertaking from market participant, Avalon Pacific Capital, in relation to its dealings with four Samoan and one British Virgin Island registered companies listed on NSX. The regulator had suspected that orders were placed to intentionally create false ... |
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