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| | | ... profits coming in well below what analysts expected. Retail foreign exchange broker FXCM plunged 87.3 per cent in the first trading session since its rescue Friday by Leucadia. Leucadia's injection of a $US300 million ($A324.59 million) loan was enough ... |
| | | | ... the year to March 2014. Cited reasons for this include the 6.5% Australian dollar depreciation since October, sales and trading volatility and increased performance fees from the group's managed funds, which went from $75 million to $373 million in the ... |
| | | | The Australian share market is trading lower as weaker prices for oil and copper weigh on the resources sector. "The resources sector is certainly dragging things down," Phillip Capital senior client adviser Michael Heffernan said. "The banks are doing ... |
| | | | ... points, while the CAC 40 in Paris gained 0.35 per cent to 4,394.93 points. "European stock markets are starting the new trading week on a positive note seeing some early follow-through buying after last Friday's steep gains," said Markus Huber, senior ... |
| | | | ... 2014. Foremost, the market experienced its highest ever growth in 2014, with FUM increasing 50% from 2013 to $15 billion. Trading value also reached new highs, rising by 37% from the previous year. Beyond this, records were also made for net inflows ... |
| | | | ... strengthen its currency. "We're all digesting the shock of the moves in the Swiss franc overnight - that's the talk of all the trading desks," CMC Markets market strategist Michael McCarthy said. "But I think as we work through the day, we'll realise ... |
| | | | ... to innovate to support changing needs." APX integration will be offered from the 9 March launch of the NASDAQ x-stream trading system, which will provide APX with a platform to offer multiple asset classes in multiple currencies and indices. |
| | | | ... overnight slumped more than 5% to their lowest level since 2009. Daghlian said the market was on track for its weakest week of trading in two months. "This is the fourth straight day of weakness. It's been a bit disappointing," he said. He said the key ... |
| | | | ... listed outside China, and Chinese fixed-income products. According to BNP Paribas Securities Services Australasia head of trading, markets and financing Natalie Floate, "Both local and institutional retail investors structurally underweight the second-largest ... |
| | | | ... markets, etcetera, etcetera... etcetera. We're doomed! Brent and WTI oil prices fell further at the end of last week's trading - Brent down US$61.85 a barrel and WTI down to US$57.81 (off 44.6% and 41.3% this year to date, respectively). This followed ... |
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