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| | | ... about the pace of economic growth. That combination makes the stability of the infrastructure and utilities sector look pretty compelling." he said. "Add to that the fact that the distribution yield in the sector is pretty attractive, especially in this ... |
| | | | ... digested that that's where we are." James knows. "The Fed is closer to its goal than many people appreciate... We're really pretty close to normal" - based on Jimmy's prediction that the US unemployment rate would fall below 6% and inflation would lift ... |
| | | | ... investors such as Sunsuper, QSuper, QIC and Macquarie. She called Australian super funds "world leaders" in this area, adding: "Pretty much every pension fund in the United States and most pension funds in the United Kingdom do not invest directly into ... |
| | | | ... that - to 6.9% in February and dropped further to 6.8% in March (the lowest in five years). And by the looks of it, this pretty picture is set to become even prettier with employment rising by 283,000 in March - the biggest increase on record - to a ... |
| | | | ... were looking ahead to the release of closely-watched US non-farm payrolls figures on Friday night (AEST). "I expect to see pretty flat trade today. There aren't any major drivers in the market," he said. The big four banks were slightly higher, with ... |
| | | | ... provides convincing argument. In it, Reuters wrote, "Jeffrey Hirsch, publisher of the Stock Trader's Almanac, offers some pretty persuasive numbers to support the argument. If you put $10,000 into the market on November 1, 1972, and spent 37 years selling ... |
| | | | ... season in the US had helped improve investor sentiment in the past fortnight. "The US earnings season has actually been pretty good. Investors have pretty much forgotten about the tech sell-off two weeks ago," he said. "So, I think we will probably see ... |
| | | | ... bourse was trading on a positive note after the Easter break. "The pipe-opener was the American market last night, which was pretty solid given that European markets were closed," Mr Heffernan said. "The American market is powered by the fact that we've ... |
| | | | ... Invast Securities chief market analyst Peter Esho said. "The market is mildly higher but for most of the session it'll be pretty flat until we get a better idea as to where China's GDP is printing," he said. "Particularly in the materials space, there ... |
| | | | ... But, he said, the local market had fared relatively well at the open, given the weak lead. "Technology shares are getting pretty hammered this morning but, given we are so heavily weighted towards the financials and materials sectors, the Aussie market ... |
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