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| | | ... finished 0.85 per cent higher. In other news on Tuesday, Whitehaven Coal said weak coal markets and a strong Australian dollar continued to impact on the company's overall performance. Whitehaven was down 2.5 cents, or 1.28 per cent, at $1.935. Westfield ... |
| | | | Another day...another fresh record for the Dow. But... but, wasn't it only last week that financial markets were almost peeing their pants because America has turned the corner back into cactusville yet again? Remember what the headlines told us last ... |
| | | | ... but not wanting to increase their domestic weighting. The unhedged ETF will appeal to investors who think the Australian dollar will go down," said SSgA Australia's head of SPDR ETFs Amanda Skelly. Skelly added that the ETFs provide Australians with ... |
| | | | ... can take advantage of local currency return as well as bond yields." Reid acknowledged that the value of the Australian dollar is a key issue in this kind of investments. "If the dollar doesn't move, the investment is still attractive and investors will ... |
| | | | ... structural and market factors pose threats to Australian equity performance. According to Koesterich, a high Australian dollar, an over-indebted consumer and the problems associated with balancing a two-speed economy are likely to adversely affect Australian ... |
| | | | ... Amatil's (CCA) annual profit has fallen by 22 per cent as it deals with weak consumer spending and the high Australian dollar. Coca-Cola Amatil shares opened 26 cents higher at $13.89. Steel and mining group Arrium announced it made a first half loss ... |
| | | | ... factors: mining investment is expected to peak, both fiscal consolidation and the persistently high level of the Australian dollar will weigh on growth, and there is little sign of a near-term pick-up in non-mining business investment." And that is precisely ... |
| | | | ... investment in the mining sector had peaked, they found it harder to reach a consensus on the direction of the Australian dollar. Addressing an audience of 800 delegates at Sydney's Westin Hotel, Macquarie Group's Richard Gibbs; Principal Global Investors' ... |
| | | | ... return to trend growth until 2014. "We will see better productivity in 2013, but unemployment will rise and the Australian dollar will fall below parity in the second half, while the unemployment rate will head towards 6% by mid year," Eslake predicted. ... |
| | | | ... around 80%. While countries previously viewed as safe havens are experiencing extreme turmoil, Bridges continued, Australian dollar-denominated assets are benefiting from central banks' impetus for diversification away from currencies such as the US ... |
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