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| | | ... clients who qualify as wholesale or sophisticated investors. Paton said the bonds offered potential value because of Apple's rock solid credit profile and safe haven status which made them attractive to investors in periods of economic turbulence. "We ... |
| | | | Industry Super Australia has launched a series of advertisements putting their case ahead of proposals likely to change the way employer and employee default superannuation funds are selected. Earlier this month federal Assistant Treasurer Josh Frydenberg ... |
| | | | Hedge funds should be thriving in the unusual low return environment. But instead of turning to the rock stars of funds management, investors are choosing safer and cheaper options. As managers warn about an Australian brain drain, experts talk about ... |
| | | | ... mixed as China announced new rules restricting short selling after a recent market rout and Australia held interest rates at rock-bottom levels. Shanghai jumped 3.69 per cent or 133.63 points to 3,756.54, while Hong Kong ended flat, down 0.02 per cent ... |
| | | | ... road, the A$ falls? Not that I'm complaining... and am sure RBA Gov Glen would too. Gov Glenn would be happier with Black Rock's prediction of a slide to around US70Ac before the New Year and Capital Economics' forecast of US65Ac by end-2016. Yipee-kay-yay! ... |
| | | | ... measures ever so slowly - as it normalises trading activity. Sounds like I'm talking about the Fed, 'ey? But my, my, hey, hey, rock and roll is here to stay. It's the weekend again folks and it's gonna be another long one. Yes, it's another weekend ... |
| | | | We might have to go pass the 11th hour and into the 13th for the "adults" in the "emergency summit" room continue to disagree to agree. Yes Virginia, the Greeks and the troika have exhausted the third of the three scheduled talks this week and still... ... |
| | | | ... 2015..." This is where the Fed finds itself among the Greeks. It's doing a Sissyphus - the Greek king punished to roll a rock up a hill to see it roll back down again and again... and again... forevermore. For no sooner as lift-off talks re-emerge the ... |
| | | | The Australian market looks set to open slightly lower after US and European markets fell on Friday amid fears over a Greek debt default. The June share price index futures contract was down six points at 5,528. On Friday, US and European stocks fell ... |
| | | | The Australian market looks set to open lower, following losses on Wall Street overnight. At 0642 AEST on Friday, the June share price index futures contract was down 18 points at 5,490. Wall Street stocks tumbled almost one per cent due to unease over ... |
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