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| | ... (the MSCI World Net Returns Unhedged Index) by 10.19% gross of fees. This outperformance was against a backdrop of buoyant oil, gas, and coal prices, and the underperformance of many sustainability branded strategies. Plato Investment Management's head ... |
| | | ... complement and coincide with some recent bold moves from its investment team. This includes the fund's recent divestment of oil and gas exploration and production companies, including Woodside and Santos, and its interim target of a 35% reduction ... |
| | | ... Fixed income accounted for 28.3%, unlisted real estate 3% and unlisted renewable energy infrastructure was 0.1%. Known as the oil fund, it said the only sector to see a positive return was energy, which returned 13.2% on the back of increased oil, gas ... |
| | | ... slowdown in rising energy prices. Energy CPI rose by 32.9%, down from 41.6% in June, driven by a fall in gasoline prices, fuel oil and natural gas. However, food prices continue to rise, coming in at 10.9% - the biggest increase since the 1979-80 figures. ... |
| | | ... that elevated supply chain costs will be protracted. Specifically, Insync said that net carbon demand continues to drop as oil intensity in economies also falls. Likewise, shipping capacity and efficiency is rapidly improving with pandemic related logistical ... |
| | | NGS Super has divested from more than $190 million in oil and gas exploration and production companies, predominantly Woodside and Santos. The divestment is in line with the fund's announced target of a 35% reduction of Scope 1 and Scope 2 carbon ... |
| | | ... endured for an eighth consecutive quarter. The ABS said: "Price pressures continued to flow through to consumers following an oil price shock caused by the Russian invasion of Ukraine last quarter, coupled with ongoing easing of COVID-19 restrictions ... |
| | | ... well as technology improving occupational health and safety outcomes. The portfolio excludes thermal coal, met coal, uranium, oil and gas, alcohol, tobacco, weapons, old growth logging, gambling, pornography, toxic pesticides, and live exports. It employs ... |
| | | ... Russia's invasion of Ukraine. "While much is made of the link between increases in the costs of inputs (such as the price of oil) and increases in prices (such as the price of petrol) in fact many firms have a high degree of discretion about how much ... |
| | | ... for the half year came from geared short US equity exposures. The next best performers were exposures to energy like crude oil (OOO) and global energy companies (FUEL) returning 52% and 22% respectively. Overall, given the changed economic conditions ... |
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