Newspaper icon
The latest issue of Financial Standard now available as an e-newspaper
READ NOW

Search Results

Showing 11 - 20 of 23 results for "Rob Pereira"

Investment Analysis: Value and Growth go their separate ways

... Unit. "Value stocks tend to do better when the market doesn't do as well," said Financial Standard Chief Economist Rob Pereira. Comparing the accumulation performance of the Macquarie Style Value and Growth indices over the past 15 years, Pereira said ...

ANZ predicts 4% Australian economic growth in 2004

... forecasted average for world economic growth of 2.9% in 2003, and 3.9% for 2004. But Financial Standard Chief Economist Dr Rob Pereira cautioned against the economic growth forecast figures by saying that the figures were "overly optmistic and far higher ...

Midday market wrap: Air New Zealand loses 3.5% after ACCC verdict

... sentiment in London. "The US market is behaving in schizophrenic fashion," said Financial Standard Chief Economist Dr Rob Pereira. "In the (US) morning it was fixated by events in Iraq, but after that investors turned their attention to what really matters-economics. ...

Morning market wrap:Advance on Baghdad sparks advance on Wall St

... market is behaving in a very emotional fashion but somewhat predictably," said Financial Standard chief economist Dr Rob Pereira. "Many commentators said that investors would react in a knee-jerk fashion during the war and that seems to be panning out," ...

Reserve Bank keeps interest rates on hold

... uncertainty caused by the war on Iraq made today's decision predictable, according to Financial Standard chief economist Rob Pereira.

Morning market wrap: US shares end losing streak

... to be driven by news headlines. "The market is discounting fundamentals," said Financial Standard chief economist Rob Pereira, pointing to the release of ISM manufacturing data in the US suggesting a forward contraction of the market. The FTSE-100 had ...

Morning market wrap: Shares plummet as reality sets in

... FTSE-100 shed 117.80 points. "Forget the war, it's the economy stupid," said Financial Standard chief economist Dr Rob Pereira. "The market is continuing its medium to long term trend downwards. We're in a bear market," Pereira added. All Ordinaries ...

Midday Market Wrap-All Ordinaries retreats

... against the trend seen late last week on global indices, sliding 7.70 points to 2831.70 at lunch. According to Dr Rob Pereira, chief economist at Financial Standard, the negative trend in the All Ordinaries reflected the events in Iraq over the weekend. ...

Morning market wrap: Equities back in favour

... remain susceptible to both positive and negative news from the Middle East. But Financial Standard chief economist Rob Pereira said that the market could have run too hard too fast. "Investors have put the market on such a high pedestal that it is bound ...

Afternoon market wrap: Australian equities defy global optimism

... defying last week's charge on Wall Street and also higher prices in Asia today. Financial Standard chief economist Rob Pereira was not surprised at the fall. "Investors have put the market on such a high pedestal that it is bound to fall," Pereira said. ...