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| | | Growing appetite for emerging market investment is pushing super funds to think differently about how to gain access to the sector, said Bruce Murphy, managing director BNY Mellon Asset Management in Australia. International equities now make up 23 ... |
| | | | ... has returned 43.3 per cent, above the benchmark's 15.5 per cent. Meanwhile, Shaw is erring on the cautious side regarding Brazil investments, aiming to cut the country's allocation from 40 to 30 per cent. "Coming into 2010, we have some concerns about ... |
| | | | ... Fund (IMF). Likewise, China is rumoured to be putting its hands up to buy the IMF's remaining 203 tonnes. South Korea, Brazil and even tiny Sri Lanka are reportedly also considering beefing up their holdings of the yellow metal. Explanation three. Low ... |
| | | | ... regions. For example, equities allocation can vary from as low as 27 per cent in Switzerland and a high of 72 per cent in Brazil. The most significant trend, said Goss, is the massive appeal of alternatives. Australian pension funds for example have ... |
| | | | ... director at India Equities Fund, said the Indian market posted the third strongest market in the world behind Russia and Brazil with the Sensex Index returning 80 per cent for the year. "The market has had a huge run during 2009 and while we still think ... |
| | | | Many investors are convinced of the growth story behind Brazil, India and China - but does anyone know what's happening in Russia? In Sydney this week, Mark Edwards, vice president of global fund manager T. Rowe Price, said he disagrees with the view ... |
| | | | ... catastrophic without major reforms to deforestation management. The Energy and Environment Centre reports that Indonesia and Brazil, through deforestation, make up nearly 20 per cent of global greenhouse gases. If Chindonesia does arise, the outlook ... |
| | | | ... by a handful of rich industrial countries. And fittingly so particularly given the growing importance of China, India, Brazil and other developing and resource-rich nations in the global economy. It also highlights the declining grip on power of the ... |
| | | | ... the next two decades. Rio has also completed the $US750 million ($A859.35 million) sale of the Corumba iron ore mine in Brazil to Vale SA. |
| | | | ... already started in some advanced economies (Australia, Germany, France, Japan) and most emerging markets (China, India, Brazil, parts of Asia and Latin America. Other advanced economies (US, UK, Spain, Italy and other euro area countries) and emerging ... |
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