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| | | ... ETF in Australia that tracks the performance of the US dollar relative to the local currency. Trading under the ASX Code 'USD', BetaShares U.S. Dollar ETF tracks the performance of the US dollar (US$) relative to the Australian dollar (A$). The underlying ... |
| | | | ... estimated at $50 billion, up 45 per cent in just one year. The currency switch is expected to result in less demand for the USD, adding to the currency's downward pressure, in-turn fuelling upward pressure on the Australian dollar. China experts were ... |
| | | | ... duration, with a range of +/- 10 years, to maximise returns regardless of the interest rate outlook. The target return is USD 8-10 per cent p.a. over three years with a target volatility of 8-10 per cent over the same time frame. "Despite broad-based ... |
| | | | ... Towers Watson's studies on the asset allocation of the 13 largest pension markets in the world, with combined assets of around USD$24 billion, also reveals there is no clear trend across all the different regions. For example, equities allocation can ... |
| | | | ... minimising exposure to more traditional betas, such as equity and credit markets. As at September 30, 2009, AQR had approximately USD$23 billion under management globally. (Includes assets managed by CNH Partners, LLC, a US investment adviser of which ... |
| | | | ... interest rates could be helping America's domestic economy but is simultaneously reducing the foreign investment returns on USD denominated assets. At the same time, the Fed could not raise interest rates - despite its threat - anytime soon to attract ... |
| | | | ... commodity-related currencies - the US dollar's weakness could be taken to mean that safe-haven buying has slowed. But is the USD still a safe-haven currency? Maybe. Maybe not. Because the US dollar's downward spiral will cause dislocations elsewhere. ... |
| | | | ... there were 30 new issues valued at around US$18.4 billion, but these originated primarily from PRC (15 issues valued near USD$10 billion) and Japan (6 issues valued near USD$5.8billion). In the past year, at least 26 companies have said that they are ... |
| | | | ... cap on output. In the past, members try to improve their individual revenues by producing beyond their allocated quotas. The USD. The depreciation of the US dollar and expectations of further declines in the greenback are pushing oil prices higher. This ... |
| | | | AMP Capital Investors has awarded a $43.5 million mandate to Man Investment's part-owned manager, Nephila Capital. Nephila Capital is an alternative investment manager specialising in catastrophe reinsurance. The firm invests across the range of insurance-linked ... |
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