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| | | The Australian market looks set to open higher after Wall Street closed higher for a second straight session on rising optimism about a Washington deal to avert a debt default. At 0805 AEDT on Monday, the December share price index futures contract ... |
| | | | ... investment professionals. Traditionally, investors approaching retirement have been advised to reduce their equity exposure to close to zero as a significant loss in the volatile asset class at that stage of their life could leave them no time to make ... |
| | | | ... while Ansell has an annual general meeting scheduled. In Australia, the market on Wednesday recovered from opening losses to close slightly higher on cautious optimism Congress leaders were heading to an agreement on a temporary deal to raise the US ... |
| | | | ... saw floods, bushfires, earthquakes and tsunamis scar the Asia-Pacific region, the insurance and reinsurance industry is close to recovery. With the great majority of short-tail claims now settled, insurer capital is returning to regular levels and consequent ... |
| | | | Shutdown: Day 15 and counting...2 days to go till the US debt hits the ceiling. So what else is new? True to form...and recent history, it looks like the political powers in Washington will again take it to the limit. US President Obama must be wishing ... |
| | | | New Zealand Superannuation Fund appoints Northern Trust to new passive global equities mandates. The NZ$23 billion New Zealand Superannuation Fund has appointed Northern Trust's asset management arm, a leading global provider of index, active and multi-manager ... |
| | | | Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) deputy chairman Peter Kell has the retail insurance sectors in his sights, announcing that the regulator will conduct major surveillance of the sector. Kell said ASIC is in the process of gathering ... |
| | | | In his first public address since taking office the Minister reiterated Prime Minister Tony Abbot's plan to reduce red tape, promote greater competition and improve infrastructure in a bid to make Australia a more productive economy. "The cumulative ... |
| | | | Investors are starting to take an interest in European credit as the US political deadlock continues with no end in sight. HSBC global chief investment officer of fixed income Xavier Baraton told Financial Standard that "big investment funds in Asia ... |
| | | | ... the weaker yen, but Sydney dropped 0.11 per cent, or 5.9 points, to 5,147.1 and Seoul was flat, edging down 1.36 points to close at 2,001.40. Hong Kong fell 0.36 per cent, or 82.67 points, to finish at 22,951.30, while Shanghai lost 0.94 per cent, or ... |
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