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| | | Principal Global Investors (PGI) chief executive Grant Forster's first job at a Woolworths supermarket was hard work. He remembers long eight-hour shifts packing fridges, stacking shelves and assisting customers. "It taught me it was an area I didn't ... |
| | | | ... Perhaps. Perhaps, markets are just battening down the hatches in case tonight's US non-farm payrolls report springs a nasty surprise. "Tomorrow's report would have to be a monster month for us to believe June is back on the table." (Bloomberg quoting ... |
| | | | ... while Vanguard's Total Bond Market Index Fund held $117.3 billion. PIMCO's funds have experienced outflows since the surprise exit of its co-founder and manager of the Total Return Fund Bill Gross. Only in April, clients pulled $5.6 billion from the ... |
| | | | ASIC has provided an update on its investigation into the suspicious spike in the Australian dollar that occurred seconds before the RBA announced it was keeping cash rates on hold at 2.25% on April 7, finding that so far it has been linked to automated ... |
| | | | ... companies compete on price amid weak domestic demand and international commodity prices remain low." Maybe the BOJ could surprise after all... pleasantly. |
| | | | The outlook for capital expenditure adding to Australia's GDP from anywhere outside of mining is "abysmal" according to BlackRock investment strategist and head of fixed income, Steve Miller. At a recent media briefing detailing BlackRock's global investment ... |
| | | | Association of Financial Advisers chief executive Brad Fox has said that advisers and licensees should take leadership roles in "pre-empting" life insurance reforms. Signalling the controversial Trowbridge Report as being the catalyst for self-directed ... |
| | | | BT-owned Advance Asset Management's head of strategy and research Felix Stephen will leave the company on April 30. In addition to his 11 years at Advance, Stephen has broad experience across the banking and financial services sectors, having held roles ... |
| | | | ... market on Thursday posted its first gain in four days, though stronger commodity prices were the main driver rather than a surprise drop in unemployment. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was up 39.1 points, or 0.66 per cent, at 5,947.5 points. The broader ... |
| | | | The Australian stock market is flat with energy stocks weaker on heavy oil price falls. In early trade on Thursday, mining and energy stocks had given up most of Wednesday's strong gains, IG market strategist Evan Lucas said. And, he said, there was ... |
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