Search Results | Showing 271 - 280 of 1447 results for "Australian Dollar" |
| | | VanEck has provided further details around its launch of Australia's first global infrastructure ETF on the Australian Securities Exchange today. The VanEck Vectors FTSE Global Infrastructure (Hedged) ETF tracks the FTSE Developed Core Infrastructure ... |
| | | | ... reported that, "The US Treasury has aired a complaint that the Reserve Bank of Australia's discussion of the Australian dollar could be out of line". "The Office of the US Executive Director at the IMF (OUSED) expressed concern over the [Australian] ... |
| | | | ... the currency's appreciation... "The rise in commodity prices had been accompanied by an appreciation of the Australian dollar, which also partly reflected the expectation that US monetary policy would be more accommodative over the coming year than had ... |
| | | | ... this year. Perhaps now The Office of the US Executive Director at the IMF (OUSED) would stop whinging about the Australian dollar. Last month, SBS reported that "The US Treasury has aired a complaint that the Reserve Bank of Australia's discussion of ... |
| | | | ... in new orders to 61.7, portending even stronger activity going forward. But, as AiG noted in its report, "the Australian dollar has recently appreciated and if this appreciation continues the current expansion may be limited". South Korean inflation ... |
| | | | ... problem for the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA). This is because the flipside of a weaker US dollar is a stronger Australian dollar. The A$/US$ rose by 0.9% to US$0.7618 (the highest in eight months), up 4.7% this year to date. The A$ trade weighted ... |
| | | | ... an annualised return of 13.7% versus an index return of 10.0%. This translates to four times more wealth in Australian dollar terms being generated, compared to investing in the index. Speaking at a media briefing in Sydney, Capital Group investment ... |
| | | | ... guidance. More to the point, the RBA would want the Fed to deliver a hike (at this meeting if possible) to ease the Australian dollar's new-found strength. As NAB chief economist, Alan Oster, remarked following the release of the latest NAB business ... |
| | | | ... But note that one of the positives identified by Australian manufacturers in the latest survey is "the lower Australian dollar" and no prizes for guessing, it's also the cheaper dollar-A that's helped the improvement in trade deficit. As I've ranted ... |
| | | | ... from net exports in the third quarter... but is not completely unexpected considering the performance of the Australian dollar during the comparable periods. The A$/US$ exchange rate dropped by 8.6% -- and 6.1% on the TWI - in Q3 but appreciated by 3.6% ... |
|