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| | | ... stakeholders. However, ABA executive director of industry policy Tony Pearson argued that the measure "could mean that consumers will bear some of the costs and it may make the sector less competitive internationally." "If the Australian Securities and ... |
| | | | ... securities listed in the US, weighted by market capitalisation," hedged to Australian dollars. The BetaShares US Equities Strong Bear Hedge Fund - Currency Hedge, meanwhile, is designed to negatively correlate with US share market returns so as to protect ... |
| | | | ... in correction territory - Dow, Stoxx 600, FTSE-100, All Ords, Strait Times, Jakarta Composite, Taiex, KLCI, PSEi - or in a bear market -- Hang Seng - or highly volatile - Shanghai Composite - or down big time last week - Nikkei-225, Kospi, S&P/TSX composite. ... |
| | | | Look ma, China's central bank must have read the piece I've written yesterday morning calling their 1.9% devaluation a mere speck. The People's Bank of China (PBOC) topped it up with another devaluation of 1.6% by the afternoon for a grand total of ... |
| | | | ... financial advisers "fleecing clients if they want to," Donald added, while "those who are inclined to do the right thing will bear the brunt of compliance each and every day." To him, there is a risk that "if the regulators don't act decisively to weed ... |
| | | | ... instead." The ASFA research shows a decrease in retirement income streams would also affect Australian taxpayers as they would bear around half of the cost through increased public pension entitlement. The report suggests that a complete removal of dividend ... |
| | | | If you think that the latest US non-farm payrolls report is good enough for the Fed to proceed with a September lift-off, you are correct. You are not wrong too if you think it's not strong enough for the Fed to pull the trigger in September. There's ... |
| | | | Our very own Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) will hold its monthly Board meeting today to deliberate on the economy's monetary policy setting. This month looks easy-peasy for the RBA. Keep the official cash rate steady at 2.0% plus a few minor tweaks ... |
| | | | Self-managed superannuation funds (SMSFs) stowed away $56 billion in excess cash during the 12 months to April 2015, the highest amount in seven years. Billions that would have been invested if it were not for market uncertainty is reflective of a wider ... |
| | | | Well they tried, and they tried, and they tried, but it seems that there's just no bringing back gold's shine. Gold was hit for six - that is, prices dropped for a sixth consecutive day overnight - down to a low of US$1,088.05 per ounce (the lowest ... |
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