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| | | ... accelerated depreciation on their investment spend. But as is always the case, there's a fly in the ointment. The Australian dollar jumped from US$0.7937 before the Budget to US$0.7977 yesterday... and jumped some more to a high of US$0.8124 overnight. ... |
| | | | ... points (0.2%) from its pre-"Mother's Day" closing level. Yes Virginia, what the "F" indeed? It couldn't be the Australian dollar, it traded down to below US$0.79 compared with Friday's close of US$79.10 - a result of the RBA's afterthought of putting ... |
| | | | Pengana Capital has announced a joint venture with global small caps specialist Lizard Investors to run the Pengana Global Small Companies Fund. Lizard Investors is owned and run by the so called 'queen of small caps', Leah Zell. Prior to establishing ... |
| | | | ... a high of US$0.7947 in overnight trade and is currently fetching US$0.7937. Currency market experts put the Australian dollar's opposite reaction to the RBA's rate cut action to the deletion of the phrase "Further easing of policy may be appropriate ... |
| | | | ASIC has provided an update on its investigation into the suspicious spike in the Australian dollar that occurred seconds before the RBA announced it was keeping cash rates on hold at 2.25% on April 7, finding that so far it has been linked to automated ... |
| | | | ... costs, presenting the same arguments - below-trend domestic economic growth, weak commodity prices, resilient Australian dollar, low business and consumer confidence, only Sydney house prices are booming, to name a few - they put forth only last month ... |
| | | | ... positive inflows of $200 million. Gonzalez added that the result was also driven by "rising markets, a weaker Australian dollar and continued demand for our domestic for our domestic income products. "Our European equities funds found favour with investors ... |
| | | | ... general meeting in Adelaide. In Australia, the market on Wednesday fell nearly two per cent, with a rapidly rising Australian dollar and profit taking by Japan-based foreign investors believed to be responsible. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was 109.9 ... |
| | | | ... interest rates weigh on the major banks. Firmer commodity prices had boosted some mining stocks, while a stronger Australian dollar had been a negative for some healthcare stocks, OptionsXpress market analyst Ben Le Brun said. "The pricing out of a Reserve ... |
| | | | ... reports that the PBOC "will allow banks to swap local-government bailout bonds for loans". This would give the Australian dollar an extra boost. So will the RBA if it decides not to cut interest rates again next Tuesday. The hope is that at the current ... |
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