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| | | ... following a quarter of record inflows to the company's Australian and international separately managed account (SMA) platforms. Gross inflows for the December 2014 quarter were $387 million, exceeding the previous inflow record set in June 2014. Fund ... |
| | | | ... influence afternoon trading. Some observers say the share market is at risk of weakening further if China's fourth quarter gross domestic product data falls short of the 7.2 per cent forecast. At 1200 AEDT, mining giant Rio Tinto was 75 cents lower at ... |
| | | | ... quarter and a 21.4% increase in funds under administration. The platform provider had net inflows of $189.7 million and gross inflows of $225.6 million during the September quarter. Funds under administration grew 21.4% and hit $1.25 billion on December ... |
| | | | ... myriad of 'Happy New Year' wishes wished upon us when 2014 became 2015, the WB's crystal ball says, I'm with Bill (Bill Gross) on this one - yes, him who wrote in his January investment outlook: "The good times are over" and that, by the end of 2015 ... |
| | | | ... management team and are well positioned in their industry," WAM said in the announcement. As at 31 December 2014, WAM held gross assets of $621 million and had a before tax NTA of $1.77 per share. Of the assets held, 51.6% were allocated to Australian ... |
| | | | ... haven't left, they jumped over into 2015 and early indications are... some have worsened. So bad that the king of bonds, Bill Gross, wrote in January investment outlook: "The good times are over" and that, by the end of 2015 "there will be minus signs ... |
| | | | ... early December led many commentators to raise the spectre of recession. This pessimism was compounded with the news that gross domestic product for the September quarter was just 0.3%, less than half the expected figure. Meanwhile, real gross domestic ... |
| | | | ... have to deflect our focus from the usual seasonally adjusted "GDP (Chain volume measure)" to the seasonally adjusted "Real Gross Domestic Income, chain volume measure" in order to support the nagging pessimism prevailing in this land girth by sea. Because ... |
| | | | ... Wednesday closed higher after disappointing economic growth figures increased expectations of an interest rate cut. The nation's gross domestic product rose by 0.3 per cent in the September quarter, below the 0.7 per cent rise economists were expecting. ... |
| | | | ... news on Wednesday, the Australian Bureau of Statistics releases national accounts data for the September quarter, including gross domestic product, while the Australian Industry Group's November Australian Performance of Services Index (PSI) is due out. ... |
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