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| | ... manager of the Dynamic Markets Fund, which was shuttered by AMP Capital. The fund was launched by AMP chief economic Shane Oliver in 2011. |
| | | AMP Capital has shut down the AMP Capital Dynamic Markets Fund, launched by Shane Oliver in 2011, following poor performance. A spokesperson for AMP Capital confirmed to Financial Standard that the fund will be terminated. Dynamic Markets Fund portfolio ... |
| | | ... State Street and VanEck with funds in the category. The last and the smallest, DMKT was pitched as the brainchild of Shane Oliver and Nader Naeimi. An AMP Capital spokesperson said the strategies remain open to investors via unlisted funds. "Rationalisation ... |
| | | Both AMP Capital's Shane Oliver and Saxo Capital Markets' Eleanor Creagh believe there is further upside for gold, as investors desperate for an inflationary hedge send prices soaring higher. Futures contracts for gold hit all-time highs on Monday ... |
| | | ... pretty much less than cost of inflation," Coates said. AMP Capital head of investment strategy and chief economist Shane Oliver says the recent stimulus measures will take Australia from a small surplus to a deficit of about $130 billion in FY20 ($91 ... |
| | | ... This time may prove to be quite different, as there are currently no signs the market is set to steady. However, Shane Oliver, AMP Capital's chief economist said the crash we are currently experiencing is not just due to COVID-19. Over-valuation ... |
| | | ... on the spread of the virus. With COVID-19 now spreading through Europe and the Middle East, that looks unlikely." Shane Oliver, chief economist at AMP Capital, said that March quarter growth is already likely to have been depressed by the COVID-19 outbreak ... |
| | | ... me Australia is heading for a recession... every year, for 10 years. A report by the ABC shows AMP chief economist Shane Oliver backs him up: "So we see a higher risk of an Australian recession in 2020 -- risk of around 25% from 15% before." Not only ... |
| | | ... holds the cash rate at 1.5%, economic conversations are moving from a rise to a cut. AMP Capital chief economist Shane Oliver earlier this month said the RBA could cut to 1% by the end of 2019, with the first rate cut coming earlier than the second half ... |
| | | ... officers on how they shift their asset allocations to respond to a change in interest rates. Last week, AMP Capital's Shane Oliver said the RBA could cut to 1% by the end of the year with the first cut coming sooner than the second half he previously ... |
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