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| | | ... production or sale of thermal coal. In its review of the funds, Lonsec said: "The funds seek to shift between cash and Australian bonds at various times during the cycle in an effort to protect capital. This product might be suited to investors who would ... |
| | | | ... managers looking to capture specific exposures through ETFs, which could be anything from emerging markets shares to Australian bonds, depending on their particular view," Mr Sherman said. "Active managers often use ETFs as a way of taking a broad market ... |
| | | | ... mobilise their savings into investments other than Japanese government bonds. In this environment, higher yielding Australian bonds offer an attractive alternative, Nikko AM said. "This win demonstrates how Nikko AM is taking full advantage of its global ... |
| | | | ... unhedged allocations in this area. Direct property delivered +10%, Australian equities and international bonds +6%, Australian bonds +5% and cash +2%. Member accounts that had low exposure to growth assets, such as SMSFs and retirees, may thus have experienced ... |
| | | | ... substantially by falls in high-yielding bank shares, may have pushed too far as well in our view, especially if Australian bonds start to rally again." Roberts said the case for Australian bonds to begin rallying again is perhaps strongest of all. This ... |
| | | | BlackRock is seeing massive flows from Japanese clients into Aussie dollar bond funds as a result of quantitative easing in the Asian country. Investment strategist and head of fixed income, Steve Miller, told a briefing recently the flows in to Aussie ... |
| | | | ... US$0.88 next month, then to US$0.90 by the middle of next year and then US$0.92 by end-2015. Westpac's rationale - Australian bonds yield premium over the US won't narrow because of investor demand for our AAA rating -- is as rational as Mr. Boyton's ... |
| | | | ... will continue to grow. This new index will offer superannuation funds greater choice in the way they benchmark Australian bonds, providing valuable input when it comes to measuring investment strategies." |
| | | | ... 200 A-REIT index over three and five years, while more than half failed to beat the benchmark over one year. In Australian Bonds 79.69% underperformed S&P/ASX Australian Fixed Interest Index in the one-year period, 86.54% underperformed the benchmark ... |
| | | | ... $10,000 investment in any of the major asset classes including Australian Shares, International Shares, US Shares, Australian Bonds, Listed Property and Cash would have risen in value to more than $100,000 over three decades. Assuming no transaction ... |
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