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| | | ... "We had a very strong overnight session in the US, so we've followed on from that," Mr Chatterton said. "The gains are pretty well across the whole market." Resources stocks led the charge, but gold stocks were the only losers as investors bought riskier ... |
| | | | ... recorded growth of 2.9% with strong balance sheets shoring up higher dividends, indicating that "the private sector is doing pretty well," according to Baur. If we see the US economy accelerate this year it will be driven by manufacturing, the economist ... |
| | | | ... strategy has returned around 7.5% year to date, and given Australian equities are down a similar amount this year, this is a pretty solid return in the current environment," said Fisher. "While bond yields will remain low in 2012/13, as an investment ... |
| | | | ... the Australian system does have a means tested age pension as a backstop as a kind of guarantee for people, and that is a pretty good framework," said Shirlow. "We also have the issue, if you move to providing guarantees, in the private sector, you are ... |
| | | | ... picking up quality client bases and advisers that are maybe exiting the industry or finding the going on a stand alone basis pretty hard. There's a lot of interest in that," said Fenning. SFG Australia recently acquired a small family office in Melbourne ... |
| | | | ... maintained they weren't the "silver bullet" answer. "There are plenty of companies that have independent directors who have done pretty disastrously too. I can say in my own backyard, that UniSuper has said many times its found a lot of benefit in having ... |
| | | | ... "But base metal prices were a little higher overnight, so we're seeing strength in the resources sector. It's usually a pretty good indicator that peoples' appetite for risk, at least in the short term, is starting to improve." BHP Billiton shares were ... |
| | | | ... moved over three per cent higher," Mr Burrowes said. "Risk appetite everywhere has gone crazy. "It seems that the market is pretty relieved that we got the EU rescue package." At 0700 AEDT on Friday, the Australian dollar was trading at 107.17 US cents ... |
| | | | ... French and German leaders flagging a "global and ambitious answer". "A lot of investors would've been hoping we would have a pretty solid morning and could have up into the afternoon but everyone has a wait and see approach," he told AAP. "If we don't ... |
| | | | ... said the successful vote did little to improve sentiment on currency markets. "Passing (bills) through parliament is a pretty different story than actually passing it through the populace," Mr Sinton said. Hopes were that a three-day European Union summit ... |
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